Krol & Min

Note: Publicly available information about a law firm named Krol & Min is limited. The following summary is based on the provided litigation data and available web sources as of May 8, 2026.

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Krol & Min is a law firm whose public profile in patent litigation is defined by its representation of patent holders. Based on available data, the firm does not maintain a significant public web presence, and details regarding its formation, office locations, and attorney roster are not publicly available in standard legal directories or rankings.

The firm's tracked litigation activity consists of representing plaintiffs. In its sole tracked case, Krol & Min acted as "Of Counsel" for the plaintiff, indicating a specialized or supporting role in the litigation. This representation was on behalf of Disintermedation Services Inc., an entity that has asserted a patent related to telecommunications and customer service systems against numerous defendants in the sector.

The firm's work in Disintermedation Services Inc. v. Comcast Corporation points to a practice focused on software and telecommunications technologies. The patent in that case, U.S. Patent 11,240,183, relates to a "two-way real time communication system that allows asymmetric participation in conversations across multiple electronic platforms." Disintermedation Services Inc. has been involved in litigation against a wide array of major telecommunications and media companies based on this patent. No information regarding the firm's involvement in post-grant proceedings at the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) is available in public records.

Attorney Adam T. Krol is the only lawyer associated with the firm in the tracked litigation data. Other partners and the firm's leadership structure are not identifiable through public sources. An attorney named Adam Krol is listed as a partner at Biospark Intellectual Property Law with a background in biotechnology and pharmaceuticals, though his connection to Krol & Min or the Disintermedation Services case cannot be definitively verified.