Victoria Constance Huang

Victoria Constance Huang — Patent Litigation Practice Summary

Victoria Constance Huang is an intellectual property and commercial litigator at Farella Braun + Martel LLP (San Francisco), where she focuses on patents, trade secrets, and trademarks for technology and wine-industry clients. Her firm bio describes a practice spanning federal district courts, state courts, the PTAB, TTAB, ITC, and arbitration, with hands-on work on pleadings, IPR petitions, infringement/invalidity contentions, claim construction, and expert and deposition preparation. The matters she appears on skew toward software and consumer-device technologies — e.g., Android user-interface patents in Allani v. Google and software-related patents in the Adobe and Dell matters — rather than pharma, life sciences, or mechanical arts.

Her single tracked appearance is on the defendant side, entered pro hac vice for Google LLC in Allani v. Google, LLC (W.D. Tex. 6:24-cv-00305), a patent suit over Android home-screen and folder navigation. That pattern — defending large operating companies against infringement claims — is consistent with her other web-searchable docket activity: she appeared as counsel for Adobe in Jaffe v. Adobe, Inc. (C.D. Cal.) and for Dell in the Cloud Byte v. Dell litigation (E.D. Tex.) and related IPRs. Her firm bio notes experience in "both defensive and enforcement strategies," but her tracked and searchable work is almost entirely defense-side representation of operating companies, not NPE/PAE prosecution.

Notable matters and PTAB/IPR experience. Huang is regularly involved in IPR practice. She appears as counsel on Dell's IPR petition (IPR2025-01288) challenging Cloud Byte's U.S. Patent No. 9,651,320, and on Adobe's IPR petition (IPR2024-01352) challenging U.S. Patent No. 6,757,828 in Jaffe v. Adobe, where her attorney declarations authenticating exhibits are part of the PTAB records. She also published a Berkeley Technology Law Journal note, Patent Litigation Post-SAS: Nuanced Implications of Binary IPR Institution (2019), and Law360 docket listings show additional patent and statutory litigation appearances for Dell (v. NEC) and CrowdStrike (in GoSecure v. CrowdStrike, W.D. Tex.). No verdicts or Federal Circuit outcomes were verifiable in this search; her work to date appears to be at the associate/case-team level on district-court and PTAB matters.

Bar / education. Admitted to the California State Bar (2021; No. 335557); J.D., UC Berkeley School of Law (2020, California Law Review and Berkeley Technology Law Journal); B.A., UC Berkeley (2014). Prior judicial externship with Judge Haywood S. Gilliam, Jr. (N.D. Cal.); she has practiced at Farella Braun + Martel since at least 2023, with no other law-firm history identified.