James Lee Huguenin-Love

James Huguenin-Love, Ph.D., is a Principal at Fish & Richardson, focusing his practice on patent litigation from the defendant's side. His experience includes matters across a wide array of technical fields, including standard-essential patents (SEPs), semiconductor device physics, quantum mechanics, and information theory. He is based in the firm's Minneapolis and Silicon Valley offices.

Dr. Huguenin-Love's litigation practice has involved diverse technologies such as integrated circuit design, power supply controllers, wafer polishing, video editing, and screen scraping software, as well as more traditional mechanical inventions like bed sheets. He has a particular interest in the evolving landscape of SEP litigation, having authored an article on how changes in litigated SEPs can impact implementers. His track record, based on available data, shows appearances solely as defense counsel in patent infringement cases.

While Fish & Richardson has a robust post-grant practice, including Inter Partes Review (IPR) and Post-Grant Review (PGR) proceedings, Dr. Huguenin-Love's direct involvement in these proceedings is not specifically detailed in the provided sources.

Dr. Huguenin-Love earned his J.D. from New York University School of Law in 2014. Prior to his legal career, he obtained a Ph.D. in electrical engineering in 2010 and B.S. degrees with highest distinction in electrical engineering and high distinction in computer engineering in 2005, all from the University of Nebraska. As a Principal at Fish & Richardson, he is admitted to practice.