Daniel Silver

Daniel Silver's patent litigation practice, as reflected in available public records, centers on his role as lead counsel for the plaintiff in a single tracked case. His sole recorded appearance is in Multifold International Incorporated Pte. Ltd. v. Motorola Mobility LLC, filed in the District of Delaware in October 2023. This case, targeting Motorola Mobility, suggests an involvement in patents related to mobile technology or general electronics.

In this instance, Daniel Silver represented the plaintiff, indicating a focus on asserting patent rights rather than defending against infringement claims. The case is actively proceeding, with a jury trial scheduled for August 2026. While related inter partes review (IPR) proceedings exist before the Patent Trial and Appeal Board concerning patents owned by Multifold International, Daniel Silver's specific involvement in those PTAB proceedings is not detailed in public records.

Daniel Silver is associated with the firm Silver Law Group in his tracked appearance. Public searches for "Silver Law Group" often yield results for a personal injury and securities arbitration firm led by Scott Silver, or a patent prosecution firm named "silverlegal" operated by Jarrett Silver. Neither of these widely publicized firms appears to be the specific entity through which Daniel Silver practices patent litigation in the tracked case, and no extensive online professional biography detailing a broader patent litigation practice for this specific Daniel Silver or his Silver Law Group could be reliably identified.

It is important to note that this profile is distinct from other attorneys named Daniel Silver with prominent patent litigation careers, notably a Daniel M. Silver at McCarter & English, who is widely recognized for his extensive work in Hatch-Waxman and BPCIA litigation for pharmaceutical clients, as well as significant experience in PTAB proceedings. No reliably sourced information regarding Daniel Silver's bar admissions or education relevant to his patent litigation practice was found through public web searches.