Kramer

Kramer is an intellectual property litigation boutique known for its focus on patent enforcement on behalf of inventors and patent owners. The firm, led by founder and managing partner Robert Kramer, emphasizes strategic solutions in high-stakes intellectual property disputes. While specific office locations are not widely publicized, the firm's practice is national in scope, encompassing federal district courts, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, and the Federal Circuit.

The firm specializes in patent litigation, particularly in technology areas such as electronics, circuitry, and computer science, handling complex software and hardware disputes. Its attorneys, many with advanced technical degrees and prior engineering experience, represent inventors, universities, and patent-holding companies asserting their rights against alleged infringers.

Kramer exhibits a clear preference for plaintiff-side representation, having appeared as counsel in both tracked cases on the plaintiff side. Its online profile explicitly states a dedication to "inventors and patent owners" and "asserting their inventions against infringers."

Among its tracked cases, the firm appeared in Netlist, Inc. v. Micron Technology, Inc., where Robert F. Kramer served as Counsel. This specific case, filed in May 2025 in the Eastern District of Texas concerning high-bandwidth memory technology, was voluntarily dismissed without prejudice shortly after filing. Robert Kramer, the firm's founder, has a notable track record from prior firm affiliations, including securing a $172.6 million jury verdict for willful infringement against Micro Focus Corp. and lead trial counsel roles in the Finisar litigation. The firm also has an "Untitled case" in its portfolio where Robert Kramer was Lead Counsel.

Kramer's practice includes proceedings before the U.S. Patent Office, indicating involvement in post-grant proceedings such as Inter Partes Reviews (IPRs) and other PTAB actions. The firm leverages its litigation experience in these administrative forums to support its broader patent enforcement strategies.

Key figures at the firm include Robert Kramer, its Founder and Managing Partner, who has served as Lead Counsel in significant patent infringement matters. Robert F. Kramer, a partner who was Counsel in Netlist, Inc. v. Micron Technology, Inc., is also recognized for his contributions to plaintiff-side patent litigation. Robert F. Kramer is a partner at Kramer Alberti Lim & Tonkovich LLP, a firm also known for its patent litigation expertise.