Find Lawyers in Houston, Texas for Intellectual Property Law
About DJ Danielle (DJ) Healey has been litigating complex cases in federal courts, state courts, and agencies, and handling licensing, antitrust, mediation and arbitration matters for over 34 years. She has focused on patent litigation and related antitrust and tort claims since 1994 Ms. Healey has tried cases in U.S. district courts, state courts, U.S. International Trade Commission, International Chamber of Commerce (arbitration), American Arbitration Association, NASD Arbitration Forum, an...
Collin Rose heads Chamberlain's intellectual property practice and he focuses on providing full-service intellectual property legal advice to his clients. Collin’s clients range from publicly-traded S&P 100® multinational corporations to small entities and he advises his clients on all aspects of intellectual property transactions on a world-wide basis. Collin also assists his clients develop and manage international intellectual property portfolios, including patents and tradem...
David E. Warden is an internationally recognized expert in patents, intellectual property, business litigation and arbitration. He is a lawyer, arbitrator, engineer, adjunct professor and businessman. Mr. Warden has tried many patent, intellectual property and business lawsuits, and is licensed as a patent attorney before the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office. A founding partner of his former firm Yetter Warden & Coleman LLP, Mr. Warden also has been appointed by federal courts as a spec...
Daniel Gross is an intellectual property litigation partner in Kirkland & Ellis’s Houston office. His practice involves a range of technologies including electronics, pharmaceuticals, medical devices, mechanical and industrial equipment, and packaging coatings. Daniel has experience in all phases of patent litigation relating to liability and damages issues, including pleadings, claim construction, fact and expert discovery, dispositive motions, trial in federal district courts and ...
Louis Liao focuses on patent litigation and commercial litigation. He has represented clients in state and federal courts at all phases of litigation, including dispositive motion practice, trial, and appeals. As a technology enthusiast and former engineer, he understands a variety of technical fields ranging from computer software to oilfield equipment. Mr. Liao is a graduate of Stanford Law School. While in law school, he contributed to academic research on the patent system and was active ...
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