Brittany Reeves

Brittany Reeves is an associate in the Intellectual Property group at Troutman Pepper Hamilton Sanders, based in the firm's Boston office. Her practice leverages a strong scientific and technological background, with prior experience in cancer biology research at the Massachusetts General Hospital Cancer Center focusing on circulating tumor cells. This background, combined with her academic work on Material Transfer Agreements and intellectual property rights, suggests a focus on life sciences, biotechnology, and related intellectual property matters. Additionally, her involvement in patent litigation indicates experience with mechanical and electrical technologies, particularly in the energy sector.

While early in her career, Ms. Reeves has gained experience representing plaintiffs in patent infringement disputes. Notably, she served as counsel for Shoals Technologies Group, LLC in an International Trade Commission (ITC) investigation against Voltage, LLC. This action concerned the infringement of U.S. patents related to photovoltaic trunk bus cable assemblies, a case that resulted in the ITC granting an import ban against Voltage, LLC. With only one tracked appearance, her practice currently leans towards representing patent holders, but a definitive "side preference" is not yet established.

Troutman Pepper has a robust intellectual property practice, handling complex patent litigation across various industries, including biotechnology, energy, manufacturing, consumer products, and software. The firm also has experience with post-grant proceedings before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), though specific individual IPR/PTAB experience for Ms. Reeves is not prominently detailed at this stage of her career.

Ms. Reeves earned her J.D., magna cum laude, from the University of New Hampshire Franklin Pierce School of Law in 2023, where she was a Daniel Webster Scholar and a senior editor for IDEA: The Law Review of the Franklin Pierce Center for Intellectual Property. She is admitted to practice in New Hampshire.