Intellectual Property | Spotlight California

Kim & Stewart LLP is a firm specializing in patent prosecution. Based in San Jose, the firm has a large client base in Japan, apt at procuring US patents for both Japanese and US-based clients in various technological industries, including computers, electronics and semiconductors.

Kim & Stewart LLP undertook sole responsibility of US patent prosecution matters in pending applications resulting from two divestitures – one by a US company that included over 1600 US patent assets and another by a Japanese company that included over 250 US patent assets.

Frederick Kim is a key contact.

Kramer Alberti is recognized for its patent litigation practice, specifically representing technology companies and educational institutions against well-established entities. Based in Foster City, the team is supported by software engineers, network specialists and physicians, allowing the firm to tackle a wide range of contentious IP matters. 

Kramer Alberti filed large patent infringement cases in a district court in Texas representing its client, a major ivy league university, enforcing the university’s advanced telecom technologies against the two largest telecommunications companies in the U.S.

Robert Kramer is a key contact.

SankerIP is a Silicon Valley-based patent prosecution firm, with notable expertise procuring patents for AI startups. The firm also advises their clients in patent strategy, due diligence and FTO matters. The team leverage their experience as scientists and engineers to provide thorough IP representation to clients.

David Sanker is a key contact.

Tensegrity Law Group LLP is noted for its strength providing patent litigation counsel to high-profile clients nationwide. The group represents its clients in contentious IP matters before the ITC and on appeal at the Federal Circuit. The team also expertly handles portfolio management for its clients.

Tensegrity Law Group LLP defended Axonics Modulation Technologies in a major patent dispute, resulting in their client being found not to infringe on Medtronic’s patents.

Matthew Powers is a key contact.