Raymond P. Niro is a nationally recognized trial attorney specializing in the enforcement of patent, trade secret and related intellectual property rights. Niro tried 6% of all the patent cases that went to verdict and, in the first six months of 2007, recovering the 11th, 15th and 35th highest verdicts in that time, each resulting in a finding of willful infringemen
- Title : GO FOR IT!: Cross-Examination To Closing: How To Win An Intellectual Property Trial Before A Jury
- Author : Raymond P. Niro
- Rating : 4.93 (353 Vote)
- Publish : 2014-11-24
- Format : Paperback
- Pages : 406 Pages
- Asin : 1449032699
- Language : English
Raymond P. Niro is a nationally recognized trial attorney specializing in the enforcement of patent, trade secret and related intellectual property rights. Niro tried 6% of all the patent cases that went to verdict and, in the first six months of 2007, recovering the 11th, 15th and 35th highest verdicts in that time, each resulting in a finding of willful infringement, an injunction and cumulative damages of more than $100 million. In 1997, he was named by The National Law Journal as one of the ten top trial attorneys in the United States and,I found it had enough scholarly depth, but was also accessible and clear. Corum, on the other hand, is more well rounded, he has definite doubts after saving the world, he misses his late wife but is prepared to move on, has a sense of humor and is actually proactive once in a while, which I think gives the stories more narrative drive, as opposed to the Champion reacting to stuff over and over again. I don't believe you'll be disappointed.First things first -- lord, that 1 star review below was silly. Now let'sread more shall we. It is always present. The connection to PMBOK is very weak after Chapter 2. Great book to read at the holidays. ****. Who would have guest that this would be a good read but it is. Briere provides clear discriptions of specific PTSD symptomatology such as flash backs, dissociation, depersonalization, and derealization. . Because of Winn-DixieBy Elena Flores on Feb 4, 20165 out of 5 stars***** Have you ever wondered what it would be like just having your best friend by your side and your dad? Well you're about to find out what happens in Because of Winn-dixie by Kate Di Camilo. A 10-year old girl named Opal and her father, which is also known as the preacher, moved in a trailer in Naomi, Florida, but as Opal walks inMr. and The Sedona Conference. Niro has given presentations on trial advocacy at Harvard, George Washington, DePaul, John Marshall and other national universities, the American Bar Association, American Intellectual Property Law Association, Intellectual Property Law Association of Chicago, Legal IQ, Intellectual Property Owners Association, Licensing Executives Society (USA and Canada) Inc. In 2006, Mr. Niro frequently represents individual inventors and small companies that support their enforcement and licensing efforts. He endowed a Chair in Intellectual Property Law at DePaul University and Lecture Halls at the George Washington University Law School and the University of Pittsburgh Swanson School of Engineering.Or is it? This book gives examples of how to draw on emotion to achieve multi-million dollar verdicts not once, but nearly every time. Then, on to closing argument: the case is already won. Ray Niro is quite the story-teller, drawing on his childhood and family experiences to bond with jurors in the most complex kinds of cases.. What is the common trend in these cases involving inventors of everything every thing from DeWalt power tools to Internet auctions to secret formulas for precooked Italian sausage? Take a ride through each case, their defining moments and the formula for successful advocacy with actual trial testimony from eighteen different cases spanning two decades. Intellectual property trials are not typically known for courtroom drama or excitement but, in “Go For It,” Ray Niro provides a first-hand account of electrifying moments in the cross-examination of witnesses whose testimony could make or break the case
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