[bioundgrd] Fwd: Interested in IP law? Join WilmerHale on Campus THIS Thursday, April 1st

[Janice Chang]

>Date: Tue, 30 Mar 2010 11:03:03 -0400
>Subject: Interested in IP law? Join WilmerHale on Campus THIS Thursday, April
>	1st
>From: Crystal Mao <cmao at MIT.EDU>
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>IP LAW ROUND TABLE WITH WILMERHALE
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>Thursday, April 1 | 6PM-8PM | 56-154
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>thinking about law school? interested in patents, trademarks, 
>intellectual property?
>
>Get answers to all your law + legal career-related questions in 
>one-on-one conversations with partners, associates, and technical 
>specialists from the prestigious national firm WilmerHale. Hear 
>experiences from MIT alumni, and find out how current MIT students 
>have landed top-tier legal internships.
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>Dinner will be provided.
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>Please feel free to e-mail <mailto:law-exec at mit.edu>law-exec at mit.edu 
>with any questions.
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>Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr LLP, which also goes by the 
>shorter market name WilmerHale, is an American law firm with twelve 
>offices across the USA, Europe and Asia. It was created in 2004 
>through the merger of the Boston-based firm Hale and Dorr and the 
>Washington-based firm Wilmer Cutler & Pickering, and employs more 
>than 1,100 attorneys worldwide. As of 2008, it was the 23rd largest 
>law firm in the world in terms of revenue.
>
>WilmerHale is currently ranked 14th in the popular Vault "prestige" 
>ranking of the top hundred American law firms (including second in 
>Boston and third in Washington, DC), and 8th on the American Lawyer 
>"A-List" of the nation's twenty leading law firms based on revenue 
>per lawyer, pro bono work, associate satisfaction, and diversity. 
>According to the British magazine Legal Week, the firm ranks 14th 
>among American law firms in terms of total revenue. A team of 
>WilmerHale attorneys currently represents the "Algerian Six", a 
>group of men who fell under suspicion of planning to attack the US 
>embassy in Bosnia and who are now held in the Guantanamo Bay 
>detainment camp. In December 2007, WH attorney Seth Waxman made the 
>oral argument to the Supreme Court in Boumediene v. Bush which 
>upheld habeas corpus rights for detainees at Guantanamo Bay.
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