Susman Godfrey LLP’s Krisina Zuñiga has words of wisdom for young lawyers in the intellectual property space looking to make their mark: “Don’t be scared or intimidated by intellectual property cases.”
She’s in a position to know. Zuñiga was co-counsel behind a nearly $40 million judgment in a case that dealt with what she called “the tri-fecta of IP”--trade secrets, patents, and antitrust violations. Zuñiga represented Repeat Precision LLC, which was hit by a lawsuit from Diamondback Industries Inc.
“It’s one of the most complex cases I’ve worked on,” said Zuñiga, who graduated from Stanford Law School in 2015. “There ...