Lawyerly Lairs: Patent Litigator Leaves The Pierre, Selling $23 Million Apartment

Patent litigation isn't as lucrative as it used to be, but those who were around for the glory days did very, very well for themselves.

By David Lat on July 28, 2015 5:36 pm

The formal dining room, 15 feet by 19 feet, has views of the city and indirect views of Central Park:

It’s connected via a breakfast nook to the kitchen:

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For a $23 million apartment, this kitchen is disappointing. Is that lighting — dear God, no, it can’t be — fluorescent? A patent lawyer should see this as clear infringement… against all that is good and decent in the world.

Let’s not end our tour on such a disheartening note. On to the bedrooms….