Haley B. Tuchman

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Haley B. Tuchman — Patent Litigation Summary

Focus areas. Ms. Tuchman's publicly documented patent work is concentrated in life sciences and biologics: her tracked appearance is in Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Inc. v. Samsung Bioepis Co., Ltd., a biosimilar patent dispute in which she represents the defendant, and she has appeared as counsel for the Association for Accessible Medicines (a generic and biosimilar manufacturer trade group) in the Federal Circuit appeal in Amarin Pharma, Inc. v. Hikma Pharmaceuticals USA Inc. (No. 23-1169), concerning skinny-label / Section viii carve-out issues. She also has patent litigation experience on the automotive side, having worked on the Volvo Cars defense in an Intellectual Ventures infringement suit. Jenner & Block's own 2024 description of her practice is general: intellectual property and technology litigation.

Side preference. Her tracked record is entirely defense-side (0 plaintiff appearances, 1 defendant appearance), and the broader public record is consistent with that: she has defended a biosimilar maker, an automaker accused by a patent assertion entity (Intellectual Ventures), and a generic/biosimilar industry trade association. There is no public indication of plaintiff-side or NPE/PAE representation.

Firm context. She is at Jenner & Block LLP in the firm's Washington, DC office (1099 New York Ave., NW). The tracked case list identifies her as Of Counsel on the Regeneron matter; contemporaneous 2024 firm and press materials described her as an associate in the IP and technology litigation practice, suggesting a subsequent promotion to Of Counsel. No prior firms are verified in the sources reviewed.

Notable matters and outcomes. In Intellectual Ventures v. Volvo Cars (W.D. Tex.), a Jenner & Block team led by partner Ben Bradford (with partner Reggie Hill) won a motion to dismiss for improper venue, and Judge Alan Albright transferred the case from the Western District of Texas to the District of New Jersey — the firm announced the result in September 2024. Her Federal Circuit amicus work in Amarin v. Hikma was filed in September 2024 in support of Hikma's petition for rehearing en banc. No verdicts or settlements bearing her name were verified.

PTAB / IPR experience. No IPR, PGR, or other PTAB proceedings listing her as counsel were identified in the sources reviewed; this should be treated as unverified rather than as a confirmed absence.

Bar / education. She was admitted to the Federal Circuit bar on June 8, 2022, per the court's docket filings. Bar admissions by state and her law school were not reliably sourced and are omitted here.