Brooks Kushman President Offers Insight on the Growth of IP Law

Team Contact: Mark Cantor

“IP Law Firms See Uptick in Business, Plan to Add Staff”
Crain’s Detroit Business

December 27, 2010 – Crain`s Detroit Business reporter Chad Halcom writes about the growth of intellectual property law. In that article, Mark Cantor, Brooks Kushman`s president, discusses his view of the future of IP law:

“We’ve just been expanding our whole IP litigation practice by getting in more work and beating the bushes,” Cantor said. “I can’t think of a single practice that stood out. We’re just doing more of all the things we usually do.”

For the full article, please visit: Crain’s Detroit Business.

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