Greg Sobolski, a partner in the Intellectual Property Litigation Practice, represents patentees and accused infringers in the federal district courts, the International Trade Commission, arbitrations, and in appeals before the Federal Circuit.
Mr. Sobolski represents clients at all stages of patent litigation, with a focus on trial and appeal. With complementary experience in the law and the biological sciences, Mr. Sobolski regularly litigates a range of complex technologies that span various industries, including:
He served as a law clerk to Judge Kimberly Moore of the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit. He also held a fellowship at the National Institutes of Health, and has published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, Cambridge Quarterly, and Annals of Internal Medicine.
Mr. Sobolski’s representative matters include:
Two Latham teams were recognized for securing a rare DOJ declination on behalf of Lifecore Biomedical Inc. and a Patent Trial and Appeals Board win for CoStar Realty Information Inc. and Duolingo Inc.
Latham honored for securing a US$10.75 million damages verdict for client Philip Morris International in a patent infringement trial over vaping technology against R.J. Reynolds Vapor.