Ryan C. Morris

Ryan C. Morris is an Of Counsel attorney at Sidley Austin, where his patent litigation practice has involved representing clients in complex technology disputes. His experience encompasses cases related to automotive technology, in-vehicle multimedia systems, mobile applications, and telecommunications, specifically concerning wireless communication standards like LTE and 3G. Morris has experience representing both plaintiffs and defendants, as evidenced by his role as counsel for General Motors Company on the plaintiff side and for AT&T Inc. and other defendants.

His notable engagements include representing General Motors Company in a patent infringement case against AutoConnect Holdings LLC, which involved patents related to vehicle control systems, mobile apps, and connectivity features such as Apple CarPlay and Google Android Auto platforms. On the defense side, Morris was involved in INVT SPE LLC v. AT&T Inc. et al., an appeal at the Federal Circuit concerning alleged infringement of patents essential to LTE and 3G cellular communication devices. In this case, the Federal Circuit affirmed a determination of non-infringement, a favorable outcome for the defendants.

While his professional profiles indicate a focus on appellate work, specific details regarding his regular involvement in PTAB/IPR proceedings are not readily available in public sources for this specific attorney. Similarly, a reliably sourced single line about his specific bar admissions and education for the Ryan C. Morris at Sidley Austin is not consistently present across public profiles to avoid conflating with other attorneys of the same name.