Todd R. Gregorian

Todd R. Gregorian is a seasoned patent litigator at Fenwick & West, specializing in complex intellectual property disputes for technology companies. His practice areas encompass patent, trade secret, copyright, trademark, false advertising, and antitrust matters, representing clients from startups to large technology corporations. His case experience suggests a focus on diverse technology sectors including e-commerce, streaming, telecommunications, software, and wireless network technologies.

Mr. Gregorian consistently represents defendants, with all four of his tracked appearances being on the defense side. This aligns with his recognition by Patexia among the "Top 10 Most Active Patent Litigators (representing defendants) in the U.S." and Fenwick & West being named the "Best Performing Law Firm Overall (Representing Defendants)". His work primarily involves defending operating companies against patent infringement claims.

A partner at Fenwick & West, Mr. Gregorian has achieved notable outcomes for his clients. He was part of the trial team that secured a full defense verdict for Amazon in a Western District of Texas patent dispute (Freshub v. Amazon.com), where the plaintiff sought $246 million in damages. He also contributed to a significant trial win for Amazon and its subsidiary eero, where a jury found no infringement of wireless network patents in TrackThings v. Amazon and eero. Additionally, he was involved in Virginia Innovation Sciences v. Amazon.com, where a jury found no infringement and invalidated the asserted patents, notably trying Section 101 eligibility to a jury. He has argued appeals at the Federal Circuit, contributing to precedent on issues such as Kessler preclusion, patent venue, and Section 101 eligibility. His experience includes serving as lead counsel in Dish Technologies L.L.C. v. fuboTV Inc. and defending against prominent NPEs like Intellectual Ventures I LLC and major technology companies like Nokia Technologies Oy.

While specific IPR/PGR appearance counts are not detailed, Fenwick's patent litigation group actively engages in post-grant proceedings at the Patent Office, suggesting Mr. Gregorian's practice is aligned with these strategies. He earned his J.D., cum laude, from the University of Michigan Law School in 2004 and a B.A. in Government from Cornell University in 2001. He is admitted to practice in California and previously clerked for the Honorable W. James Ware of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California.