Lafayette, CA
Patent infringement Lawyer at Lafayette, CA
Practice Areas: Patent Infringement, Intellectual Property, Lawsuits & Disputes
OUTCOME: Court struck a jury verdict for $13.7M, holding damages could not exceed $2.4M, before Federal Circuit Court of Appeal invalidated patent and reversed district court for failing to grant JMOL.
Patent infringement asserted against three clients in the LED making business in Boston Massachusetts, tried to jury in November 2015. Pending appeal and retrial on damages.
OUTCOME: Settled on eve of trial, after court limited damages expert testimony.
Network equipment technology patent holder sued client in Eastern District of Texas, alleging damages of $50M.
OUTCOME: Court refused to award any relief, or an injunction after trial. Judgement on appeal by plaintiff, and defendant.
Patent infringement on Light Emitting Diode Technology versus Everlight Electronics, bench trial before the Honorable Rodney Gilstrap, Eastern District of Texas
OUTCOME: Case dismissed with prejudice with zero payment from client after more than one year of defense.
Patent infringement lawsuit filed in Federal District Court in Marshall Texas, alleging client network routers infringe patent.
OUTCOME: Settled after court granted two motions to dismiss under rule 12b6.
Patent infringement case. Defending Encore Networks and SMC Networks Southern District of California District Court, Sam Diego.
OUTCOME: Judgement of non-infringement for client, affirmed on appeal.
Client's wireless equipment accused of infringing WiFi related patents in South Carolina Federal Court, thereafter transferred to San Francisco.
OUTCOME: Case settled January 2017.
Patent infringement case, pending before Judge Robert Schroeder in Eastern District of Texas, Texarkana. Defending China-based #4 smart-phone maker share in US, ZTE. Alleges 8 patents infringed.
OUTCOME: Case settled January 16, 2017, the day before a scheduled jury trial.
Patent infringement claims versus six client defendants accusing their Power Over Ethernet products (switches and access points) in the Eastern District of Texas.
OUTCOME: Judgment of non-infringement in client's favor
Patent infringement defense accusing client's wireless routers and switches of infringement.
OUTCOME: Case settled. Terms Confidential.
Lead defense counsel for network equipment company accused of infringing patents alleged to cover wireless roaming technology. Pending in Delaware federal court
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