Steve Corr is a technology and intellectual property trial lawyer with more than 16 years of litigation experience in trial courts and the USPTO (U.S. Patent and Trademark Office) and more than 8 years of business experience in the pharmaceutical and medical device industries. He has represented clients in IP matters as plaintiffs and defendants in diverse technology areas, including chemotherapy, invasive medical diagnostics, artificial heart valves, plastic surgery, pharmaceuticals, electronic online monitoring, audible consumer tracking, direct satellite broadcast television, flash memory, television technologies, and silicon chip production.
Steve has served as lead counsel for biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies, including multiple Hatch-Waxman matters for cancer therapy pharmaceuticals. Prior to practicing law, he developed extensive experience in the pharmaceutical and medical device industries, having held management positions for various technology-based health care companies. He regularly leverages this market experience in current representations.
Steve also served as lead counsel in a patent infringement matter for the Nielsen Company in the Eastern District of Texas, where, after Markman and summary judgment motions, the case was settled. He also recently served as lead counsel for a logistics corporation, winning summary judgment of noninfringement.
Steve has represented DIRECTV as lead day-to-day counsel for various patent matters, winning summary judgment of noninfringement in his latest matter.
Steve publishes and speaks in the U.S. on a variety of IP litigation topics. He serves as a member of various IP associations, including the Federal Circuit Bar Association, IPO, AIPLA, American Bar Association (Intellectual Property Law Section), Judge Michel Inn of Court, and the LAIPLA.
经验
其他出版物
- May 2016
Unsettled Patent Law Creates Uncertainty for 'Importers' - August 2009
Local Patent Rules Bandwagon Intellectual Property & Technology Law Journal, Volume 21, Number 8
- January 30, 2020
Ethical Updates in the IP Practice—Witness Testimony, Technology, and Potential Pitfalls - January 31, 2019
Navigating Ethical Issues in the Intellectual Property Practice: Potential Ethical IP Perils and How to Get in Front of the Issues - November 9, 2018,
Moderator - SoCalBio: 2nd Annual Digital Health Conference - Southern California Wearable Device Showcase III - April 25, 2018
Biocom LA: Intellectual Property Pitfalls, Protecting Your Company After First Invention Disclosures & Patent Applications - January 31, 2018
Ethics and the Intellectual Property Practice: Updates and Discussions Related to Tribunals, Potential Conflicts, and Client Concerns - January 25, 2017
Ethics and the Intellectual Property Practice: Common Concerns Related to Duties to Clients, Tribunals, and Potential Conflicts - January 24, 2017
Ethics and the Intellectual Property Practice: Common Concerns Related to Duties to Clients, Tribunals, and Potential Conflicts - January 27, 2016
Alternative Approaches to Patent Disputes: Invalidity Strategies and Attacks at the United States Patent and Trademark Office - January 22, 2015
Importation and Patent Infringement - January 22, 2014
Document Preservation for Patent Litigation: The Proper Path in Light of the Federal Circuit’s Views - January 24, 2013
Leahy-Smith America Invents Act: Updates Regarding Litigation Strategies and Impact of New Procedures
- Loyola Law School, Los Angeles (J.D. with honors 2001); Colgate University (B.A. in Biology 1987)
- California and registered to practice before the United States Patent and Trademark Office
- Spanish
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