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Jason has experience in all aspects of patent litigation, including discovery, depositions, claim construction, summary judgment, examining witnesses at trial, and oral argument. He also has extensive know-how litigating patent damages, including working with damages experts and Daubert challenges. In addition to his own trial experience, Jason has assisted trial teams as a dedicated appellate specialist, providing valuable guidance in perfecting the record for appeal and crafting jury instructions, motions in limine, and mid- or post-trial motions. He also has experience representing clients before the U.S. Supreme Court.
Jason also counsels clients on obtaining and protecting intellectual property rights, including providing infringement and validity opinions and advising on strategic patent prosecution matters. He has experience in a wide array of industries, including biotechnology, medical devices, software, mobile phones, semiconductors, process engineering, and consumer products. Jason is a former R&D engineer at Becton Dickinson, where he designed and tested advanced drug delivery technology and manufacturing processes.
Jason is an instructor for a Patent Resources Group course covering Federal Circuit law in several areas, including damages and patentable subject matter. He also lectures in the United States and internationally on intellectual property issues, including post-grant review proceedings.
Incyte Corp. v. Concert Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
In a rare rehearing proceeding, successfully represented petitioner Incyte in an inter partes review (IPR) challenging the validity of Concert’s patent before the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB). Continued representation of appellee Incyte before the Federal Circuit and secured a unanimous affirmance of the PTAB’s obviousness determination.
IPR2017-01256, PTAB, Judges Fitzpatrick, Hulse, Yang, Smith, Franklin
19-2011, Fed. Cir., Judges Hughs, Linn, Stark
01-19-0001-6937; 01-20-0000-5081, American Arbitration Association (AAA)
WCM Industries, Inc. v. IPS Corp.
19-1773, Fed. Cir., Judges Prost, Linn, Taranto
16-2211, -2268, Fed. Cir., Judges Prost, Taranto, Wallach
2:13-cv-02019, W.D. Tenn., Judge McCalla
Sprint Commc’ns Co., L.P. v. Time Warner Cable, Inc.
17-2247, Fed. Cir., Judges Bryson, Chen, Mayer
Välinge Innovation AB v. Halstead New England Corporation, The Home Depot Inc. et al.
1:16-cv-01082, D. Del., Judges Stark, Burke
S3 Graphics Co Ltd. v. ATI Technologies ULC
1:11-cv-01298, D. Del., Judges Stark, Burke
Podcasts
April 2023 - Last Month at the Federal Circuit Podcast Series April 2023 - Last Month at the Federal Circuit Podcast Series
April 14, 2023
Federal Circuit IP Blog
Podcast Series: Last Month at the Federal Circuit - April 2023 Podcast Series: Last Month at the Federal Circuit - April 2023
April 14, 2023
Federal Circuit IP Blog
Federal Circuit Adopts Amendments to Federal Circuit Rules of Practice Federal Circuit Adopts Amendments to Federal Circuit Rules of Practice
March 3, 2023
Event
Global Updates in Patent Law—a Closer Look at Patent Term Validity in Brazil, Patent Term Adjustment in the U.S., and the Unified Patent Court in Europe Global Updates in Patent Law—a Closer Look at Patent Term Validity in Brazil, Patent Term Adjustment in the U.S., and the Unified Patent Court in Europe
October 4, 2022
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Event
Law and Technology Career Panel Law and Technology Career Panel
November 16, 2021
Salt Lake City
Commentary
Fed. Circ. OKs Boston Drug Developer's Patent Win Fed. Circ. OKs Boston Drug Developer's Patent Win
March 11, 2024
Law360Commentary
PTO Changes to Follow Supreme Court’s Arthrex Ruling, Attorneys Predict PTO Changes to Follow Supreme Court’s Arthrex Ruling, Attorneys Predict
June 30, 2021
Westlaw Journal Intellectual PropertyMedia Mention
Fed. Circ. Clears Reworked Enhanced Damages Over Drain IP Fed. Circ. Clears Reworked Enhanced Damages Over Drain IP
April 20, 2020
Law360Media Mention
Divided Federal Circuit Upholds $140 Million Sprint Patent Verdict Divided Federal Circuit Upholds $140 Million Sprint Patent Verdict
November 30, 2018
The National Law JournalMedia Mention
Patent Owners Face Long Odds in AIA Review Takings Case Patent Owners Face Long Odds in AIA Review Takings Case
May 25, 2018
Media Mention
Fed Circ. Says Federal Military Leave Provisions Are Broad Fed Circ. Says Federal Military Leave Provisions Are Broad
February 9, 2018
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