Patent litigation attorney

Bradley M. Taub

1 tracked appearance — 0 plaintiff · 1 defendant.

Specialty & background

Bradley M. Taub is a Partner and Co-Lead of the Patent Mining & Monetization Team at Nixon Peabody LLP, based in Chicago. His practice is comprehensive, encompassing intellectual property counseling, patent prosecution, and patent litigation. He focuses on assisting clients in strategically building and enforcing global IP portfolios, identifying patents for monetization through licensing or litigation, and leading patent mining workshops.

Mr. Taub handles patent litigation for a diverse range of technologies, including medical devices and implants, software, AI integrated solutions, dental systems, AR/VR devices, and various consumer electronics. While his tracked appearances include a defendant-side role, his practice descriptions indicate that he works with both large companies and startups on both enforcing and defending patent rights, including through litigation financing.

A notable case in his litigation experience is LifeNet Health v. Zimmer Biomet Holdings Inc. et al., where he represents the defendant side. This case involves allegations of patent infringement related to regenerative medicine and tissue implants, specifically concerning patents titled "Aligned Fiber and Method of Use Thereof". Zimmer Biomet Holdings, Inc. was dismissed from this litigation in September 2024 for lack of personal jurisdiction. The case also references related IPR proceedings, "Embody v. LifeNet, IPR2025-". His firm profile also mentions success in a high-stakes patent arbitration and achieving beneficial settlements.

Mr. Taub has been recognized for his expertise in patent law, including being selected for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America® in Patent Law since 2023 and ranked by IAM Patent 1000 as a leading Illinois lawyer for both patent prosecution and litigation from 2023-2025. He earned his J.D. from the University of Illinois Chicago, John Marshall Law School in 2007, and holds a B.S.M.E. from Purdue University.

Firms

Roles

  • Of Counsel1

Cases (1)