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Attorney
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Attorney
Career Profiles of the Profession
Who?
What?
Primary Practice Area & Subspecialty Fields:
Antitrust, Litigation, Intellectual Property
When?
Years in Practice Area:
Since 1981
Years in the Legal Profession:
Since 1981
Where?
Employer:
Winston & Strawn
http://www.winston.com
Size/Sector: Large/Private Law Firm
City/State: Chicago, IL
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Law School:
Washington University
Undergraduate School/Degree:
Northwestern University (B.A.)
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Why?
Pluses/Challenges of Practice Area: The laws of antitrust and intellectual property are constantly evolving and business practices at issue are becoming increasing complex; the challenge is to keep up with both.
Core Skills/Key Knowledge Needed in Your Practice Area: Excellent comprehension of FRCP and FRE and Economics
Advice to Lawyers and Law Students Interested in Your Practice Area: Get the basics first; don’t worry about specializing too soon out of law school.
How?
Career Path to Current Position: Summer internship at Winston & Strawn in 1980 in which I assisted on a trial before FTC in Washington, DC
Influences and Mentors: Senior Partner Edward L. Foote; my father; Earl A. Jinkinson
Suggested Reading About Your Practice Area: Antitrust Magazine of the Antitrust Section of the ABA
Bar Affiliations and Activities:
CBA, ABA, ISBA
Recent Professional Publications:
I have published more than 20 articles and books on antitrust issues. I am on the board of editors of The Health Care and Antitrust Manual.
Recent Professional Presentations:
I am a frequent lecturer and speaker at antitrust, trade regulation, and unfair competition seminars and programs.
Memorable Career Moment:
Standing on the steps of the U.S. Supreme Court in 1984 with Ed Foote and client, Don Yapp, in Spray Rite v. Monsanto.
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