Alan Sege Esq.

Alan Sege, Esq. PC, also known as The Sege Law Practice, is a Los Angeles, California-based firm specializing in intellectual property and dispute resolution. Operating as a focused legal practice, it positions itself as an alternative to larger law firms, offering broad-based counsel and sometimes collaborating with specialists from other firms to address complex client needs. The firm does not appear in AmLaw or Chambers rankings, which is typical for a practice of its size.

The firm's IP litigation practice primarily handles technology disputes, with a demonstrated focus on areas such as software, computer systems, and biometrics. Its services encompass patent acquisition, drafting, prosecution advice, and general intellectual property creation, maintenance, and enforcement. Based on available records, the firm has primarily engaged on the defendant side in patent infringement cases.

A significant engagement for Alan Sege, Esq. PC involved representing Jumio Corporation as a defendant in the patent infringement lawsuit FaceTec, Inc. v. Jumio Corporation et al. This case pertained to patents covering biometric liveness detection technology. While Jumio Corporation initiated several inter partes reviews (IPRs) at the U.S. Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) challenging FaceTec's patents, these IPR proceedings, which ultimately upheld FaceTec's patentability claims, were handled by other counsel for Jumio. The firm's publicly listed practice areas do not prominently feature a high-volume PTAB or IPR litigation defense practice.

The firm's patent litigation and intellectual property practice is led by its founder and CEO, Alan Daniel Sege. Mr. Sege holds over two decades of experience as independent and general counsel, handling various strategic projects including patent drafting, monetization, and dispute resolution for media and technology companies.