I focus my practice on intellectual property litigation matters, primarily involving patents, trade secrets, and related contract disputes. My patent caseload has included complex litigation involving pharmaceutical, immunology, medical device, agritech and computing systems technology.In the area of pharmaceuticals, I have experience representing both plaintiffs and defendants in small-molecule and biologics patent infringement actions related to antibiotics, overactive bladder solid oral dosage forms, gastrointestinal disease treatments, cancer-treatment drugs, sleep aid medications, topical psoriasis lotions, and fungal infection ointments in federal district court, including Arazlo®, Cubicin®, Bryhali®, Duobrii®, Gemzar®, Glumetza®, Hetlioz®, Jublia®, Lunesta®, Myrbetriq®, Reclast®, Remicade®, Sensipar®, Tecfidera®, Topicort®, Uceris®, Xifaxan®, and Zometa®. I have participated on trial teams in high-stakes, high-profile litigation in pharmaceutical and agritech cases, and have collaborated on matters before the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit and the US Supreme Court. Notably, I was one of the first attorneys to litigate novel issues of statutory construction of the Biologics Price Competition and Innovation Act. In the area of computing systems, I have experience representing defendants in technical and non-technical aspects of litigation. As one example, representing a large retail restaurant chain as the lead defendant in a large defense group, I was just weeks away from what would have been one of the first trials in the ever-evolving area of Section 101 invalidity. Leveraging an ability to translate complicated subject matter into arguments understandable by non-technical judges and juries, I have had success handling cases with nascent technologies in the field.When I'm not working to solve clients’ problems, I'm rooting for the New York Giants, developing my cooking skills, traveling (I once did 6 continents in 30 days), and continuing my journey of learning to sail.*Attorney Advertising. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.