Holly Victorson

Holly Victorson is an associate in the Washington, D.C. office of Latham & Watkins and a member of the firm’s Connectivity, Privacy and Information Practice. She advises clients on complex copyright issues, particularly with respect to new and emerging technologies. As a former software engineer, Ms. Victorson applies a deep and practical understanding of her clients’ technologies and businesses to creatively address their unique legal challenges.

Ms. Victorson represents clients in a variety of technology-focused litigation, including copyright, patent, and other civil claims. Clients seek her counsel to guide technological developments and business long before any lawsuit is filed, and she is experienced steering clients through pre-suit investigation, fact and expert discovery, trial, and appeal. She has successfully represented both large and small clients in a variety of industries, including consumer software, electronic devices, semiconductors, mobile communications, and software-powered medical devices. She also currently serves in a management role at the firm as Co-Chair of the Washington, D.C. Parent Lawyers Group.

Prior to joining Latham, Ms. Victorson clerked for Judge Kimberly A. Moore of the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit. Prior to law school, she also served as the Director of the Office of Research & Technology Applications and as a systems and computer engineer at the Space Vehicles and Directed Energy Directorates of the US Air Force Research Laboratory. She is a named inventor on one US patent.

Ms. Victorson maintains an active pro bono practice, with a particular interest in representing veterans. She recently represented a former Navy seaman in an appeal of a fitness determination in which the client obtained the medical retirement he sought, and the Court awarded attorneys fees.