Patent litigation puts your most valuable technology on the line in front of judges, juries, and administrative panels who need it explained clearly. Our attorneys came up as software engineers, so we read the patents, the source code, and the prior art ourselves. That technical fluency shapes how we frame claim construction, infringement, and validity at every stage of a dispute.
Federal District Court Cases
We try patent infringement cases in federal district courts across the country, including the venues where patent dockets concentrate: the District of Delaware, the Eastern and Western Districts of Texas, and the Northern District of California. From the complaint through claim construction, expert discovery, and trial, we build a record that connects the technology to the legal standard so the fact-finder can actually decide the question in front of them.
ITC Section 337 Investigations
The International Trade Commission moves fast and can block infringing imports at the border with an exclusion order. We represent complainants pursuing relief under Section 337 and respondents defending against it, managing the compressed schedule, the domestic industry requirement, and the trial before an administrative law judge without losing the technical detail that decides these cases.
PTAB Validity Challenges
The Patent Trial and Appeal Board is often the fastest, most cost-effective forum to test whether a patent should have issued at all. We file and defend inter partes reviews, post-grant reviews, and covered business method reviews, drafting petitions and patent owner responses that pair close prior-art analysis with claim construction. We coordinate PTAB strategy with parallel district court or ITC proceedings so the two fronts reinforce each other.