Counsel registry

Coe & Berbarian

1 case appearance 0 as plaintiff counsel · 1 as defendant counsel.

Firm overview

Coe & Berbarian is a law firm for which detailed public information specifically concerning a patent litigation practice is not widely available or consistently reported in legal industry sources such as AmLaw or Chambers. While searches reveal "Coe & Broberg LLP" operating in general law since 1948 in Florida, and "The Berberian Firm" in California specializing in elder abuse, personal injury, and employment law, a distinct profile for a patent litigation firm named Coe & Berbarian with an established office footprint or size indicator (e.g., BigLaw, IP boutique) could not be reliably sourced.

Based on available case appearances, Coe & Berbarian has been involved in at least one patent litigation matter, Express Mobile, Inc. v. GoDaddy.com, LLC. This engagement indicates experience in disputes involving software or internet-related technologies, aligning with the nature of GoDaddy.com's business as a web hosting and domain registration company. The firm's role in this particular case was as local counsel.

In the single tracked patent litigation matter, Coe & Berbarian represented the defendant, GoDaddy.com, LLC. Given the limited number of tracked cases, it is not possible to establish a broader side preference (e.g., primarily defending operating companies or prosecuting for NPEs/PAEs) for the firm's patent litigation practice.

Beyond Express Mobile, Inc. v. GoDaddy.com, LLC, no other prominent patent litigation cases, public verdicts, Federal Circuit appeals, or verifiable settlements specifically attributed to Coe & Berbarian were found in publicly accessible records. Information regarding any notable PTAB or IPR practice, including filing or defense volume, for Coe & Berbarian is also not publicly available.

The only identified attorney from the firm associated with the tracked patent litigation case is Richard M. Coe. Public information on other key IP litigation partners or practice leaders for a patent-focused Coe & Berbarian firm could not be reliably sourced.

Attorneys

Roles

  • Local Counsel1

Cases (1)