Patent litigation attorney

Jennifer Librach Nall

1 tracked appearance — 0 plaintiff · 1 defendant.

Specialty & background

Jennifer Librach Nall — Patent Litigation Practice Summary

Specialty / focus and side preference. Nall is a registered patent attorney whose practice centers on high-technology patent litigation, with a technical emphasis on semiconductor and processor design (multi-core SoCs, power management, memory interfaces), video compression, NFC/flash-memory devices, and telecom/wireless infrastructure. Her one tracked appearance — Redstone Logics LLC v. Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (W.D. Tex., 7:25-cv-00182), where she served as DLA Piper local counsel for AMD — is defendant-side, and her firm-published case history is consistently defense-side: she has represented operating companies (AMD, Dell, Amazon, ARRIS, CommScope, SanDisk, Fox) against NPE/PAE assertions, with no plaintiff-side NPE prosecution work in the record.

Firm context and notable cases. Nall is a partner in DLA Piper's Patent Litigation subgroup in Austin, joining the firm in June 2021 from Baker Botts (partner since 2017), with earlier stints at Vinson & Elkins and a clerkship for Judge Timothy B. Dyk at the Federal Circuit. In Redstone Logics v. AMD, the suit over U.S. Patent No. 8,549,339 (multi-core processing) was dismissed in May 2026, with the plaintiff's claims dismissed with prejudice and AMD's counterclaims preserved without prejudice — per PatSnap's docket analysis. Other notable results reported by her firm include a jury take-nothing verdict of non-infringement, invalidity, and inequitable conduct in DDB v. Fox Sports Interactive Media (W.D. Tex.); defense of Realtime Adaptive Streaming LLC v. ARRIS across two district court cases, multiple IPRs, and two Federal Circuit appeals; ITC Section 337 investigations for SanDisk (337-TA-1034) and Dell (337-TA-1058); and lead authorship of the AIPLA amicus brief in Google v. Oracle at the U.S. Supreme Court. She is Chambers-ranked (Band 4, IP — Texas).

PTAB/IPR experience. Nall appears regularly before the PTAB, frequently as lead counsel in IPRs — e.g., Home Depot v. RavenWhite Licensing (IPR2024-01316/-01420) and Amazon.com IPR2024-01345 — and currently chairs the AIPLA's PTAB Trial Committee. Bar/education: Texas bar and USPTO Reg. No. 57,053; J.D., University of Texas School of Law (2008); B.S.E.E. and M.E.E., Cornell University.

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  • local counsel1

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