Daniel Y. Lee

Professional Summary — Daniel Y. Lee

Practice snapshot. Daniel Y. Lee is a patent litigator at Lee Tran & Liang (LTL), a Los Angeles boutique focused on business and intellectual property litigation, with offices at 601 S. Figueroa St. The firm describes itself as handling contingency-style commercial and IP disputes and has represented both patent plaintiffs and accused infringers (e.g., summary-judgment wins for VIZIO against NPE plaintiff Oplus Technologies in 2013, and a Ninth Circuit affirmance in 2010). Based on the tracked docket, Lee's one appearance is squarely plaintiff-side: he served as lead counsel for Voxer, Inc. in Voxer, Inc. et al. v. Google, LLC et al. That case concerns Voxer's push-to-talk / voice-messaging (walkie-talkie) software patents — pointing to a focus on software and mobile-communications technology, consistent with LTL's broader electronics/display patent work.

Side preference and notable matters. The tracked data (1 plaintiff appearance, 0 defendant appearances) indicates Lee currently works for patent holders/plaintiffs. I could not independently verify the current posture or outcome of the Voxer–Google litigation, so no verdict or settlement is attributed to him. Firm-level results from LTL's own reporting (VIZIO noninfringement/invalidity summary judgment; appellate and arbitration wins) are not tied to Lee specifically and should not be imputed to him.

PTAB/IPR and credentials. No reliable evidence shows Lee appearing in IPR/PGR proceedings; PTAB experience could not be verified for him. Note that a different Daniel Lee — a Fish & Richardson litigator with silicon photonics/EE background and IPR experience — is frequently found in searches and must not be confused with this attorney. Likewise, Lee's law school, bar admission, and prior-firm history could not be confirmed from reliable sources, so they are omitted here.