January 2008

By David L. Wallace and Nicholas Booke

Nanotechnology represents a vast frontier for science, business, and law. Already governments and corporations are sinking an estimated $10 billion annually into nanotechnology R&D, and economic forecasters are predicting that nanotechnology will account for some 15% of all global manufacturing output by 2014 — commerce valued at some $2.6 trillion. The plaintiff’s bar, mass torts, and class actions cannot be too far behind such words.

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