Patent litigation attorney
Nicholas H. Lee
2 tracked appearances — 0 plaintiff · 2 defendant.
Specialty & background
Nicholas H. Lee is a Partner at Arnold & Porter, focusing his practice primarily on complex patent litigation. His technical expertise spans software, electrical, and medical device technologies, reflecting his background as a former software engineer. His patent litigation experience covers a broad range of technologies, including portable network organization systems, targeted advertising, digital audio/video signal transmission, in-text dynamic advertising, ultrasound technology, and implantable contraception devices.
Throughout his career, Mr. Lee has defended operating companies in patent infringement suits, as seen in his role as counsel for defendants in Express Mobile, Inc. v. Adobe Inc. et al. He has also represented clients such as General Electric Company in asserting declaratory judgment of patent invalidity against SonoSite Inc. in a case that settled favorably after trial, and Hologic Inc. in patent infringement litigation. Additionally, he has represented patentees in asserting infringement against manufacturers of media hardware and software. His practice involves handling all pre-trial phases of complex patent cases, including claim construction hearings, expert reports, and dispositive motions, and he has achieved positive results for clients in various jurisdictions, including the Federal Circuit.
Mr. Lee earned his J.D., cum laude, from Loyola University Chicago School of Law in 2008 and holds a B.S. in Computer Science and Engineering from the University of California, Los Angeles, obtained in 2002. He is admitted to practice in California. His work has been recognized by Managing Intellectual Property, which named him a rising star in 2018 and a notable practitioner in 2021 and 2022.
Firms
Roles
- Counsel1
- pro hac vice1
Cases (2)
- Δ defendantExpress Mobile, Inc. v. Adobe Inc. et al.Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer · Counsel
- Δ defendantPeter Henrik Pedersen v. Google LLCQuinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan · pro hac vice