Lawrence Robert LaPorte - Is this you? Claim and update your profile for free. 8.3 Excellent Experience Industry Recognition Professional Conduct Find out more about the Avvo Rating Client Ratings Not yet reviewed Former client? Write a review Endorsements No endorsements yet. Lawyers: Endorse this lawyer E-mail Lawyer Share Lawyer's website Add to list Overview Practice Areas 50% Intellectual Property 50% Litigation Contact Information Jones Day 555 South Flower Street, 50th Floor Los Angeles, CA 90071 213-243-2298 View map E-mail this lawyer Visit lawyer's website References Client Reviews Client reviews: you be the judge (without giving away your identity) If you're a current or former client of this lawyer, tell others what it's like to work with him or her (anonymously, if you want). Your post will make a difference. Review this lawyer Endorsements Endorse a fellow lawyer, get more visits to your profile In addition to providing a simple way to express your gratitude to fellow lawyers, any time you add an endorsement to a peer's profile, a link to your profile will appear on it. Endorse this lawyer Résumé Licenses 21 years since Lawrence Robert LaPorte was first licensed to practice law in CA. See license details Hide license details State License status Year acquired Last updated by Avvo California Active 1987 06/16/2008 We have not found any instances of professional misconduct for this lawyer. Education School Major Degree Graduated University of Minnesota Law School Law JD - Juris Doctor 1987 University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Mechanical Engineering BS - Bachelor of Science 1984 Portfolio Publications Article Publication Date Rule Changes for Electronic Discovery? Corporate Counsel Magazine 2005 Patent Strategy for Taiwanese Companies Global Views Monthly 2005 IP Due Diligence in Technology Deals The Deal.com 2004 Leave No Stone Unturned: The 'Reasonable Inquiry' Requirements of Rule 11 in Patent Cases Corporate Counsel's Quarterly 2003 Intellectual Property Due Diligence For VC's In Technology Fields: What You Need To Know About Your Acquisition And Why N/A 2003 The Rise and Fall of the 'Omitted Element Test' Patent Law Institute 2002 A Duty To Disclose By Any Other Name: The Moral Behind The Nebulous Inequitable Conduct Standard Patent Law Institute 2002 Less is More: Succeeding With An Enablement Defense Patent Law Institute 2002 The New Rule 56, The Evolving Standard of Disclosure and Litigation Sanctions Available for Inequitable Conduct Patent Law Institute 2001 The 'Reasonable Inquiry' Requirements of Rule 11 in Patent Cases Patent Law Institute 2001 See all 10 publications Hide additional publications Speaking Engagements Speaking Engagement Name Conference Date How To Efficiently Leverage Patent Portfolios IP Seminar for the Taiwanese Semiconductor Industry Association 2004 Patent Exploitation and Litigation in the U.S. IP Seminars, Taipei and Hsinchu Science Park 2003 The Rise and Fall of the Omitted Element Test, Less is More: Succeeding With An Enablement Defense, A Duty To Disclose By Any Other Name: Inequitable Conduct PLI Patent Litigation Seminar 2002 See all 3 speaking engagments Hide additional speaking engagements Related Lawyer Searches California Intellectual Property Lawyers California Litigation Lawyers Intellectual Property Lawyers Litigation Lawyers Los Angeles County Intellectual Property Lawyers Los Angeles County Lawyers Los Angeles County Litigation Lawyers Los Angeles Intellectual Property Lawyers Los Angeles Lawyers Los Angeles Litigation Lawyers