Greg Love

Greg Love is a seasoned patent litigator with over two decades of experience, focusing his practice on intellectual property disputes in state and federal courts across Texas and other U.S. districts. His litigation experience spans a diverse range of technologies, including smartphone features, network devices compatible with Power over Ethernet standards, and pharmaceutical innovations in Hatch-Waxman cases. He is known for representing a broad spectrum of clients, including inventors, non-practicing entities (NPEs), patent-practicing plaintiffs, and defendants accused of infringement, demonstrating a versatile approach to patent enforcement and defense.

Mr. Love joined Steckler, Wayne, Cherry & Love PLLC in 2022. Throughout his career, he has been involved in several notable cases. He acted as lead counsel in patent cases against Apple, including Meador v. Apple and Modisette v. Apple, which concerned a patent related to smartphone "do not disturb" features while driving. On the defense side, he negotiated an early confidential settlement for Healthcare Express, LLP in GreatGigz Solutions, LLC v. Healthcare Express, LLP. He also played a key role in Tinnus Enterprises, LLC v. Telebrands Corporation et al, where he conducted jury selection and cross-examined the plaintiff inventor. Additionally, Mr. Love served as local counsel for Allergan in a successful Hatch-Waxman bench trial against Sandoz, Inc., resulting in a finding of infringement and validity. His experience extends to acting as lead counsel in hearings before the International Trade Commission. While the provided case list includes one "Untitled case" on the plaintiff side, his broader practice as evidenced by public records demonstrates significant involvement on both the plaintiff and defendant sides.

There is no specific information available from public sources indicating Mr. Love regularly appears in Inter Partes Review (IPR) or Post-Grant Review (PGR) proceedings before the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB). He is licensed to practice in Texas and earned his Juris Doctor from Baylor University, graduating in 1999.