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Farrar Scientific Acquisition by Trane Technologies highlighted in Texas Lawbook and Global Legal Chronicle

October 26, 2021 Texas Lawbook & Global Legal Chronicle

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A man with curly dark hair wearing a navy suit, white shirt, and patterned tie stands smiling in front of a blurred office background at one of the leading law offices specializing in intellectual property law.

Christopher Converse

Dallas 214.999.4903
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Christopher J. Babcock

Dallas 214.999.4370
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Michael J. Donohue

Dallas 214.999.4231
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