Alden K. Lee

Alden K. Lee is a patent litigator and Partner at Folio Law Group PLLC, with over thirteen years of experience in high-stakes intellectual property cases. His practice focuses on a variety of technologies, including computer security, wireless networking, data transfer and control, and mobile communications. He also handles cases involving protective gear, such as helmets designed to mitigate head injuries from shear force and rotational impacts, as seen in his representation of Brainguard Technologies Inc.

Lee primarily represents plaintiffs in patent litigation, an emphasis reflected in his professional background and client representations. Out of his three tracked appearances, two are on the plaintiff side for Brainguard Technologies Inc. against Revelyst and Revelyst Sales LLC, while one is on the defendant side, representing Brainguard Technologies Inc. against Unified Patents Inc.

Throughout his career, Mr. Lee has achieved significant results for his clients. He helped secure a jury verdict exceeding $845 million in a trade secret misappropriation action for a computational photolithography systems manufacturer, recognized as the highest-ranked intellectual property victory in the U.S. for 2018. He also achieved a favorable settlement on the eve of trial for a computer security company enforcing its patent rights, which included a running royalty, and later secured summary judgment in a follow-up suit. Additionally, he represented plaintiffs in a patent infringement suit involving broadcast telecommunications technology, resulting in a favorable settlement of nearly $100 million. His current notable cases include representing Brainguard Technologies Inc. in patent infringement suits against Revelyst and Revelyst Sales LLC, involving patents for advanced protective helmets. While Inter Partes Review (IPR) proceedings have been mentioned in the context of cases involving Revelyst and Brainguard Technologies, Alden K. Lee's direct involvement in PTAB/IPR proceedings is not reliably sourced.

Mr. Lee is admitted to the California State Bar. He earned his B.S. in Computer Engineering from the University of California, Davis, in 2003, and his J.D. from Emory University School of Law in 2008.