Daniel Kim

Daniel Kim is a patent litigation attorney whose practice is primarily focused on defending technology companies in intellectual property disputes. His case history indicates a focus on consumer electronics, mobile communications, and smart home technologies, as evidenced by his appearances in cases involving major industry players such as Samsung, Maxell, and Motorola Mobility.

Kim has represented clients predominantly on the defendant side, with six out of seven tracked appearances defending against patent infringement claims. He has, however, also represented a patent owner as plaintiff in a significant case. All tracked appearances are with the firm Mayer Brown.

A notable engagement includes his role as counsel for Maxell, Ltd. in Maxell, Ltd. v. Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. et al., where Maxell secured a $117.7 million jury verdict against Samsung for infringing patents related to smart home platforms and smartphones in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas.

Kim's experience also extends to Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) proceedings, indicated by his appearances in cases involving Unified Patents, which frequently concern inter partes reviews (IPRs) or post-grant reviews.

While Daniel Kim has a demonstrable patent litigation record with Mayer Brown, specific details regarding his bar admissions and educational background could not be reliably sourced and disambiguated from other attorneys with the same name.