Malisa Dang

Practice snapshot. Malisa C. Dang is an associate in the General Litigation Group at Potter Anderson & Corroon LLP (Wilmington, DE), where her firm bio describes her practice as centered on complex commercial and corporate disputes in Delaware state and federal courts. In patent matters, her sole tracked appearance is as Delaware local counsel for PayRange Inc. in Alliance Laundry Systems, LLC v. PayRange Inc. (D. Del., 1:24-cv-00733, Judge Noreika) — a declaratory-judgment action over PayRange's mobile-payment patents covering wireless transactions with commercial laundry equipment (U.S. Patent Nos. 11,481,772; 11,966,920; 11,972,423), in which PayRange also asserted infringement counterclaims. Public dockets indicate her patent work consists of local-counsel filings and appearances in District of Delaware cases rather than lead substantive advocacy.

Side and firm context. The tracked data shows a defendant-side profile (1 of 1 appearances), representing an operating company defending its patent portfolio. That said, she has also been publicly named as part of Potter Anderson teams on plaintiff-side patent matters — notably in Harbour Antibodies BV et al. v. Teneobio Inc./Amgen (D. Del., 1:21-cv-01807), where the firm announced that Dang, alongside David E. Moore and Bindu A. Palapura and co-counsel Desmarais LLP, helped secure a June 2026 jury verdict of $20.2 million (the full amount sought) for willful infringement of antibody-platform technology (U.S. Patent No. 10,906,970), with enhanced damages available. Law360 and PacerMonitor also reflect her name on other Delaware patent filings (e.g., an ANDA matter and a PayRange v. Airwallet case), though those fall outside the tracked case list. She appears to have joined Potter Anderson after law school and has no prior-firm history identified.

PTAB / bar / education. No evidence was found of her appearing in IPR/PGR proceedings before the PTAB; the parallel PTAB challenges in the PayRange dispute were handled by other counsel, and nothing suggests an IPR practice. She is admitted to the Delaware bar (2023) and holds a J.D. from Penn State Dickinson Law (2023) and a B.S. from the College of William & Mary (2016); no USPTO registration or other bar admissions were identified in sourced materials.