David Bilsker

David Bilsker's tracked patent litigation experience, according to the provided data, includes one appearance as Lead Counsel for the defendant in Express Mobile, Inc. v. GoDaddy.com, LLC. This case involved "What-You-See-Is-What-You-Get" (WYSIWYG) web development technologies, suggesting a focus on software and internet-related patent disputes. In this matter, the defendant, GoDaddy.com, LLC, was involved in litigation concerning patents related to systems for building websites and displaying website information on mobile devices.

While the provided data identifies K&L Gates as the firm where Mr. Bilsker appeared in this case, public records detailing the Express Mobile, Inc. v. GoDaddy.com, LLC litigation, including Federal Circuit opinions and post-trial relief decisions, consistently list other firms representing GoDaddy, specifically Ballard Spahr LLP, and Steptoe LLP for the plaintiff, Express Mobile. As such, detailed information regarding David Bilsker's broader patent litigation practice, including other notable cases, specific outcomes beyond the general case trajectory, or extensive PTAB/IPR experience as an attorney at K&L Gates, is not readily available in publicly sourced professional profiles or court records for this specific representation.

It is important to note that a separate and highly accomplished patent litigator named David Bilsker serves as Co-Chair of the Biotechnology practice at Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, LLP. This attorney specializes in patent, copyright, trade secret, and antitrust litigation, with a strong emphasis on biotechnology, DNA sequencing, medical devices, semiconductor process, and electronics. He holds undergraduate and graduate degrees in Chemical and Bioengineering and Biomedical Engineering, respectively, and is a registered patent attorney (USPTO Reg. 39611). His notable achievements include securing a $333.8 million jury verdict for CGI/BGI against Illumina in 2022. However, his professional background and the nature of his practice areas are distinct from the information available for the David Bilsker associated with the Express Mobile case at K&L Gates.