Thomas J. Gohn

Thomas J. Gohn is a patent litigation attorney focusing on intellectual property disputes, including patent, copyright, and trademark matters. His experience spans various technologies, such as electronics, two-factor authentication, computer rendering, data and signal processing, valve and pump technology for the oil and gas industry, website suggested search technology, and bespoke software.

Mr. Gohn's practice involves both asserting and defending patent claims. He has significant experience defending clients against non-practicing entities. Notable defense representations include national banks facing two-factor authentication patent claims, a large hospitality company in disputes over website suggested search technology patents, and a major computer manufacturer against patent infringement claims at the International Trade Commission. He has also asserted valve and pump technology patents on behalf of an oil and gas company. In all these instances, he achieved favorable settlements for his clients. His tracked appearances show one instance of plaintiff-side representation.

Currently, Mr. Gohn is an attorney at Maier & Maier. Prior to joining Maier & Maier, he litigated intellectual property cases, focusing on defending against non-practicing entities and providing IP counsel for mergers and acquisitions. He also practiced international regulatory and diplomatic disputes in the Middle East.

While Mr. Gohn is registered to practice before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, specific details regarding his experience in Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) or Inter Partes Review (IPR) proceedings were not extensively detailed in the available professional profiles. Further specifics on his state bar admissions and educational background are not provided in the publicly available information.