Matthew D. Lampe

Matthew D. Lampe's patent litigation practice is centered at Potter Anderson & Corroon, where he has appeared as local counsel in one tracked case. His involvement in Nokia Technologies Oy v. Amazon.com, Inc. et al. indicates experience in disputes concerning video streaming and compression technologies, including H.264 and H.265 video coding standards. In this matter, he represented Amazon.com, Inc. and related entities as a defendant. The multi-jurisdictional patent dispute, which also spanned courts in Germany, the UK, India, and the European Unified Patent Court, ultimately concluded with a confidential settlement between Nokia and Amazon covering the use of Nokia's video technologies in Amazon's streaming services and devices.

Potter Anderson & Corroon is recognized for its intellectual property practice, particularly patent infringement litigation, frequently representing clients in the United States District Court for the District of Delaware. The firm handles matters across various sectors, including technology and life sciences. Mr. Lampe's role as local counsel aligns with the firm's established presence in Delaware patent litigation.

Based on the available information, Matthew D. Lampe primarily works on the defendant side in patent litigation, with one tracked appearance representing a defendant. Further details regarding his broader patent litigation portfolio, specific trial outcomes, or appearances in PTAB/IPR proceedings are not reliably available from public sources for this specific attorney. Similarly, his bar admissions and educational background could not be reliably sourced and attributed to this specific Matthew D. Lampe, as multiple attorneys share the same name in different practice areas.