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16 March 2018Copyright

Robins Kaplan adds IP tech partner

Robins Kaplan has announced the arrival of Steven Carlson as a partner in the firm’s IP and technology litigation group in Silicon Valley.

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Robins Kaplan names IP litigation chair
26 April 2018   Robins Kaplan’s Minneapolis IP and technology litigation group chair has been appointed as the leader of its national IP and technology litigation practice.
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19 April 2018   Robins Kaplan has expanded its Boston office with the addition of Stephen Wald as a partner in the firm’s business litigation practice group.


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