Wen Ming

Wen Ming is a patent litigation attorney primarily focusing on defending operating companies against allegations of patent infringement. All tracked appearances show Wen Ming representing defendants, consistent with their role as legal counsel.

Wen Ming notably served as legal counsel for Caihong Co., Ltd., a defendant in the high-profile ITC Section 337 investigation, Corning Incorporated v. HKC Corp et al. (ITC 337-TA-1441), which was initiated by Corning Incorporated against multiple display manufacturers. This engagement highlights a specialization in complex patent disputes involving display technologies, particularly concerning glass substrate and glass formula patents.

In the Corning ITC investigation, an initial determination issued in April 2026 found that Caihong's current "616" formula glass substrate products did not infringe Corning's asserted patents. While a discontinued product was found to infringe, the non-infringement finding for the current product was viewed favorably by Caihong, clearing potential intellectual property barriers for its products entering the U.S. market. The dispute involved arguments regarding both patent validity and infringement.

Information regarding Wen Ming's regular involvement in PTAB/IPR proceedings, specific bar admissions, or educational background could not be reliably sourced from publicly available information for this attorney.