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James J. Storrow

Attorney who masterminded Bell patent litigation
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James Jackson Storrow (July 29, 1837 – April 15, 1897) was an American patent attorney who represented Venezuela during the crisis of 1895.

Storrow was born in Boston on July 29, 1837, to Charles Storer Storrow and Lydia Cabot (Jackson) Storrow. He was named after his maternal grandfather, noted physician James Jackson.

On August 28, 1861, Storrow married Annie Maria Perry, granddaughter of Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry, in Andover, Massachusetts. They had three children, Elizabeth Randolph Storrow, James J. Storrow, and Samuel Storrow. Annie Storrow died on March 9, 1865. On September… More on Wikipedia →

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Bell sues Western Union for patent infringement
Bell sues Western Union for patent infringement
Bell wins its patent lawsuit against Western Union
Bell wins its patent lawsuit against Western Union

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The Telephone Cases
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