Scott L. Kramer

Scott L. Kramer is noted in authoritative case data for an appearance as Counsel for the plaintiff in Netlist, Inc. v. Micron Technology, Inc., a patent litigation matter. The technology involved in this particular case concerned high-bandwidth memory (HBM) technology and computer memory.

Publicly available professional profiles and legal news sources do not readily provide information for a patent litigation attorney named Scott L. Kramer associated with a firm named "Kramer" who handled this prominent case. While a firm named "Kramer LLP" specializes in patent litigation, particularly in electronics, circuitry, and computer science, its founder and managing partner is Robert Kramer, not Scott L. Kramer. Other attorneys named Scott Kramer found in web searches primarily practice in unrelated fields such as criminal defense, personal injury, business law, or bankruptcy, and one attorney named Scott Lawrence Kramer was disbarred in Pennsylvania in 2019 for ethical misconduct in non-patent practice areas.

Given the absence of verifiable public records for a patent litigation attorney named Scott L. Kramer actively engaged in a practice consistent with the nature of Netlist, Inc. v. Micron Technology, Inc., further details regarding his specific specialty areas beyond this single tracked case, general side preference (plaintiff or defendant), additional notable cases or outcomes, PTAB/IPR experience, and bar/education cannot be reliably sourced at this time. The lead counsel in the widely reported $445 million verdict for Netlist against Micron in May 2024 was from Irell & Manella LLP and McKool Smith.