Lindsey H. Taylor

Lindsey H. Taylor is a patent litigation attorney whose known practice includes defending technology companies in intellectual property disputes. Her experience, as tracked, primarily involves representing defendants in patent infringement matters.

Her involvement as "of counsel" for DraftKings Inc. in AG 18, LLC v. DRAFTKINGS INC. highlights her experience with patents related to software and gaming technology, specifically "Location Based Restrictions on Networked Gaming" for peer-to-peer gaming systems. This case involved inter partes review (IPR) proceedings at the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) challenging the patentability of claims, which then proceeded to the Federal Circuit. In that proceeding, while some claims were found unpatentable, claim 18 of the patent ultimately survived the IPR and subsequent Federal Circuit appeal, with DraftKings failing to prove its unpatentability. This demonstrates her experience navigating complex patent validity challenges before the PTAB and appeals to the Federal Circuit.

Lindsey H. Taylor was associated with Baker Botts as "of counsel" during her tracked patent litigation appearance. However, a current professional profile for an attorney named Lindsey H. Taylor specializing in patent litigation at Baker Botts was not found in public web searches as of June 2026. Therefore, her current firm affiliation and specific expanded practice areas cannot be definitively confirmed beyond this noted role.

Information regarding Lindsey H. Taylor's bar admissions and educational background could not be reliably sourced or distinguished from other attorneys sharing similar names.