Law Clerk
Henry (Hyungrae) Cho focuses on patent litigation and prosecution in a wide range of electrical and mechanical technologies. His background in electronic and biomedical engineering provides a strong foundation for understanding complex technologies, including semiconductors, integrated circuits (ICs), telecommunications, medical devices, and artificial intelligence (AI).
Henry works on patent litigation and prosecution matters across a wide range of electrical and mechanical technologies. His work includes supporting patent litigation in federal district courts; preparing claim construction analyses; and assisting with patent licensing and arbitration matters.
Henry’s patent prosecution experience includes advising inventors on patent matters and supporting patent portfolio development through prior-art and competitive technology research. Drawing on his background in electronic and biomedical engineering, Henry brings a strong technical foundation to his practice. He is proficient in C++ and Python.
Prior to joining the firm, Henry served as a judicial intern for the Honorable Nelson S. Roman of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York. He also served in Republic of Korea Air Force, where he worked in an aircraft electronic equipment maintenance unit.
Thurgood Marshall Scholar, George Washington University Law School, 2026.
Articles editor, Journal of Law and Technology, George Washington University Law School, 2025-2026.
Finnegan IP Summit Scholar, 2025.
Google Legal Summer Institute Scholar, 2025.
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