Tamar Elizabeth Lusztig

Tamar Elizabeth Lusztig is an accomplished trial lawyer at Susman Godfrey LLP, where she became a partner in December 2020 after joining the firm post-clerkship. Her patent litigation practice focuses on complex technology areas, including streaming media, content delivery networks, Wi-Fi standards, internet technologies, and telecommunications networks. Lusztig's practice also spans broader intellectual property, antitrust, and high-stakes commercial contract disputes.

While the provided case data tracks her on the plaintiff side in Personalized Media Communications, LLC v. Netflix, Inc., her professional profile indicates substantial experience representing both plaintiffs and defendants in federal courts nationwide. In Personalized Media Communications, LLC v. Netflix, Inc., she represented the plaintiff in a dispute asserting six patents related to adaptive streaming and content delivery networks, which concluded with a stipulated dismissal with prejudice in 2024.

Her notable patent litigation experience includes representing the California Institute of Technology in a case concerning Wi-Fi patents against Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., which settled confidentially. She also successfully prosecuted a patent infringement case for Bascom against AT&T over internet technology, securing a favorable confidential settlement after winning critical claim construction motions. Furthermore, Lusztig was part of a team that secured a $31.5 million jury victory against Ericsson for patent infringement claims related to telecommunications networks, where she led the damages case.

There is no specific information available from web searches indicating regular appearances by Ms. Lusztig in PTAB or IPR proceedings. She earned her J.D. from Columbia Law School and holds a B.A. from The University of Massachusetts, Amherst, and previously served as a law clerk to the Honorable Louis L. Stanton of the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York.