October 22, 2026
Press Release
Latham & Watkins Names New Partners
Promotions recognize exceptional talent and excellence across the firm.
Richard Lowry represents clients in complex patent and trade secrets litigation, particularly involving the high-technology industry.
Richard has successfully litigated cases in every major patent venue across the US, including district courts, the International Trade Commission (ITC), and the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB), both as plaintiff and defense counsel.
Richard has played significant roles in over 20 trials. Acting in a first chair role, Richard secured a series of victories for Amphenol in 2024-2026, convincing the PTAB to invalidate over 100 claims across four patents asserted by competitor PPC Broadband. Richard also represented Amphenol in the ensuing appeals, which the Federal Circuit resolved in Amphenol’s favor.
In 2024, Richard played a significant role in securing a jury verdict for Abbott in a patent suit against Dexcom over Abbott’s market-leading continuous glucose monitoring technology, where he prepared multiple witnesses and developed opening and closing statements.
Richard draws on a full arc of experience, from patent examining and prosecution, to pre-suit investigation, motion practice, depositions, hearings, trial, and appeal. He litigates intellectual property disputes and delivers strategic counseling in a wide range of technologies, including:
- Semiconductors
- Consumer electronics
- Medical devices
- Biologics and pharmaceuticals
- Automotive technology
- Telecommunications
Leveraging his background and experience, Richard translates complex technologies into relatable stories that resonate with judges and juries. He excels in high-stakes situations, where he is known for his relentless drive to help clients achieve their goals.
Richard also maintains an active pro bono practice, representing disabled veterans and those wrongfully convicted with The Innocence Project.