FB Rice law firm news

FB Rice & Co has appointed Brett Lunn as its new managing partner, and Duncan Hart as its first chair.

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Information technology used to be regarded by law firms as a back office tool but is now in the process of becoming more integrated and client driven. ALB investigates how IT can improve client relationships

Intellectual property law is increasingly being viewed from a global perspective. Despite the credit crunch and slowing of the US economy, there are still areas of growth. Richard Szabo investigates state by state what law firms can expect for the next 12 months

ALB asked FB Rice & Co managing partner Paul Whenman to comment on the intellectual property recommendations recently made by the Australian government's Innovation Review. He said if there are fewer patents with narrower scope then it would reduce litigation.

The intellectual property law landscapes in Australia and New Zealand are considered by those in the industry to be among the most dynamic in the world

The number of patent attorneys has soared in the last decade and these practitioners keep up with the surge in technological innovation. Nevertheless, in a growing and uniquely segregated market, demand often exceeds supply

ALB is proud to announce the finalists for this year's Australasia Law Awards, which will be held at the Westin Hotel in Sydney on 15 May

Blake Dawson Waldron launched its new-look Patent Services Group on February 1 2002, poaching Bill Pickering and Mark O’Donnell from Australian patent agency FB Rice & Co in the process.

Blake Dawson Waldron launched its new-look Patent Services Group on February 1 2002, poaching Bill Pickering and Mark O’Donnell from Australian patent agency FB Rice & Co in the process.