Sarah D. Reddick

Specialty / focus areas. Sarah D. Reddick is not a patent-specialist litigator. Her Dinsmore & Shohl bio describes a wide-ranging general litigation and appellate practice centered on appeals, administrative-agency challenges, constitutional disputes, and professional-liability/ethics work, with no technical or IP focus. Her single tracked patent matter — Feit Electric Co. v. Ledvance, LLC, No. 5:24-cv-00031 (E.D. Ky. 2024) — involved LED filament lighting patents directed to a "white off-state" appearance technology (U.S. Patent No. 8,604,678), but her docketed role there was purely ministerial local-counsel work (service, summonses, pro hac vice motions, and pleading a reply to counterclaim).

Side preference / firm context. All tracked appearances are plaintiff-side as local counsel (1 of 1), but that is too thin a basis to infer a preference, and it does not reflect NPE work — Feit Electric is an operating lighting company. Ms. Reddick is a partner at Dinsmore & Shohl LLP (Louisville), which she joined in 2022 after four years of federal clerkships (W.D. Ky. and D.C. Circuit judges) and roughly three years of combined litigation/transactional practice at an unnamed prior firm. Law360 records her broader docket as concentrated in Kentucky consumer-credit, employment, and civil-rights litigation rather than IP.

Notable cases / outcomes. The tracked case is her only patent matter and remained in early-stage litigation at the time of available docket records (Feit's '678 patent faced an instituted inter partes review pursued by Ledvance/Savant, IPR2024-01357, but there is no sourced verdict, settlement, or Federal Circuit outcome tied to her in that dispute). Her verified litigation wins are non-IP (e.g., Shirley's Way v. Kentucky Horse Racing & Gaming Commission and Jackson v. Morgan & Morgan), consistent with her generalist docket.

PTAB / IPR experience. No evidence that she appears regularly before the PTAB; her only connection to IPR2024-01357 is an email chain, not a counsel-of-record appearance.

Bar / education. Kentucky bar; admitted W.D. Ky., E.D. Ky., S.D. Ind., and Fourth/Sixth Circuits. J.D., University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law (2015); M.A. (history, 2012) and B.A. (2010) from University of Louisville and Murray State, respectively. Note: a separate "Sarah Diana Reddick" recently admitted in Indiana appears to be a different individual; the Kentucky-licensed Dinsmore attorney is the one in the tracked case.