Mike Carrozza represents clients in high-stakes patent litigation, US and European post-grant proceedings, and portfolio development.
Mike draws on a distinct combination of legal acumen and industry experience to guide clients through every stage of patent litigation and inter partes reviews (IPRs).
An electrical engineer with over a decade of technical experience, he brings a sophisticated understanding of client needs to complex intellectual property matters involving a range of technologies, including:
Audiovisual electronics
Computer hardware and software
Wireless communication systems
Dispersive wave technologies
Medical devices
Operating room automation
Mike is a skilled brief writer and oral advocate who regularly guides clients in their most sensitive disputes — from initial complaint through to trial.
Experience
Mike’s experience includes representing:
Estelgia in an ITC investigation asserting patents against multiple router and mesh WiFi device manufacturers found to be in violation of section 337
Shoei Chemical in patent litigation and related declaratory-judgement proceedings involving quantum dot technology, securing a favorable settlement
AMD on patent and trade secret issues relating to AI and AMD’s proposed acquisition of Taalas
One of the largest pharmaceutical companies in the US as plaintiff on an infringement litigation, securing a jury verdict*
A large medical devices manufacturer on litigation defense over claims five patents were infringed, negotiating a favorable settlement*
A leading drugstore chain, securing a favorable settlement and permanent injunction*
A leading drugstore chain, procuring overwhelming evidence of infringement to support a preliminary injunction, leading to an early and favorable settlement*
A leading drugstore chain, securing swift favorable settlement*
*Matter handled prior to joining Latham
Qualifications
Bar Qualification
Illinois
US Patent and Trademark Office
Education
JD, University of Illinois, Chicago, 2013 summa cum laude
BS in Electrical Engineering, Illinois Institute of Technology, 2008 summa cum laude
Two Latham teams recognized for securing a trial win at the ITC for Estelgia, LLC and Netgear over Wi-Fi technology as well as an antitrust win for Eli Lilly involving GLP-1 medications.
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