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Perkins Coie’s Palo Alto team of patent litigators addresses trends and significant developments in the Northern District of California. Our resident patent litigators provide on-the-ground insights from the courtroom on significant hearings and report on rulings that may not make it into the national legal news cycle but are important for attorneys practicing in the district to know. We aim to help our readers develop familiarity with the judges and magistrates in the home district of the Silicon Valley.

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About this Blog

Perkins Coie’s Palo Alto team of patent litigators addresses trends and significant developments in the Northern District of California. Our resident patent litigators provide on-the-ground insights from the courtroom on significant hearings and report on rulings that may not make it into the national legal news cycle but are important for attorneys practicing in the district to know. We aim to help our readers develop familiarity with the judges and magistrates in the home district of the Silicon Valley.

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