Pleased to sit down with Nick Groombridge, one of the nation’s leading trial lawyers.

Over the past 35 years, Mr. Groombridge has been lead counsel in over 150 patent cases in federal district courts, has tried dozens of bench and jury trials, and has successfully argued more than 30 cases in the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit. Mr. Groombridge has litigated patents across a wide range of technical areas. He is a frequent speaker on developments in patent law, and has taught courses on patent litigation at both Columbia Law School and NYU School of Law. Clients describe Mr. Groombridge as “an incredibly good trial attorney who takes the time to master every detail of a case and dominates the courtroom with his knowledge of both the law and the facts.”

2:36:– The art of storytelling in the practice of law.

8:20:– Groombridge Wu Baughman & Stone LLP: Is small more beautiful?

12:11:– Management: A view from the top.

14:28:– Cultivating a new culture of legal practice.

26:52:– Lawyering in a post-pandemic world.

29:26:– Social justice as a corporate mission.

32:37:– Partnering with academia: The Fordham IP conference.

38:52:– Leadership lessons from the racetrack.

44:17:– An immigrant’s view of American legal practice.

51:17:– Mentors and mentees.

53:00:– Leadership from the Supreme Court?: Amgen v. Sanofi

56:41:– 2023 and beyond.