Joshua L. Raskin

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Joshua L. Raskin — Greenberg Traurig LLP (New York)

Focus areas. Raskin is a registered patent attorney whose practice centers on complex federal patent and trademark litigation, with technology coverage spanning consumer electronics, computing and software, mobile handsets and wireless communications, e-book hardware/software, LED lighting, LCD panels, IPTV, and medical devices (including IV catheter safety systems and, per firm marketing, life sciences matters). Legal 500 describes him as specializing in "electronic, computing technology and medical device patent disputes."

Side preference. He works predominantly on the defense side for operating companies. Legal 500's firm entry notes he "stands out on defense-side patent litigation," and his documented docket is largely defense of technology and consumer-product companies against NPE/PAE suits (Rakuten Kobo, eBay, Samsung, Amazon, CafePress, Satco, Curb Mobility). The authoritative tracked list here is thin — one appearance, defendant side, as counsel — which materially understates the broader docket described in his firm bio and press coverage. That said, he is not exclusively a defense lawyer: earlier in his career, at Bernstein Litowitz Berger & Grossmann and in prior roles, he represented plaintiffs, including Anvik v. Nikon Precision (LCD lithography), Xpoint Technologies v. Intel and Microsoft, and an IPTV matter against Verizon, work consistent with contingency-fee, inventor-side representation.

Firm context. He has been at Greenberg Traurig since January 2013, joining the New York office as a shareholder in the IP & Technology Practice, and is now a co-chair of the firm's Global Patent Litigation Practice (alongside Scott Bornstein and Richard Harris). Prior to Greenberg Traurig he was a partner at Bernstein Litowitz Berger & Grossmann, where he headed its Intellectual Property Litigation Group (joined 2009); before that he was a partner at Cozen O'Connor (Business Law Department) and a partner and Executive Committee member at Wolf Block LLP in New York.

Notable matters. Publicly reported results include a defense-side settlement for eBay in the Western District of Texas; defense of Rakuten Kobo in e-book patent litigation (including a sanctions motion); representation of Satco Products in a series of LED patent disputes and related IPRs; a trial victory for Chervon (EGO-branded power equipment) in the District of Delaware; a patent win for Charles Schwab in the Eastern District of Texas; and representation of Tigo Energy against SMA Solar in a PTAB dispute upholding U.S. Patent No. 9,584,021. His most recent tracked matter is the defense of Curb Mobility in Social Positioning Input Systems, LLC v. Curb Mobility, LLC (S.D.N.Y.), which the court closed on settlement in 2025.

PTAB / IPR experience. He appears regularly in PTAB proceedings, both as petitioner and patent owner counsel. Verified examples include the Ebates Performance Marketing (Rakuten Rewards) IPR petitions against IBM (e.g., IPR2022-00646, IPR2022-00133), the Satco IPRs that invalidated several University of California Regents LED patents, and the Tigo Energy validity defense.

Bar / education. J.D., Brooklyn Law School (1996); B.S.E./B.S.A., University of Michigan College of Engineering; admitted in New York (1997); registered to practice before the USPTO.

Note: the structured case list supplied for this profile contains only a single tracked appearance ("Untitled case," defendant side, Greenberg Traurig, counsel), so the docket summary above necessarily relies on firm bio, Legal 500, IAM, Law360, and contemporaneous press coverage rather than the tracked dataset.