Ramsey M. Al-Salam

Served as lead counsel for Impinj in three multipatent trials in three different courts against NXP, a large semiconductor company, involving radio-frequency identification (RFID) technology. Ramsey and his team defeated NXP’s patent infringement claims in the first trial. In the second trial, they secured a jury verdict of $18.5 million for NXP’s infringement of two patents, including a finding of willful infringement on one patent. In the third trial, which involved both companies’ patents, they obtained a verdict of non-infringement on both asserted NXP patents and findings of infringement and damages on all three asserted Impinj patents.

Served as lead counsel for Group14, defeating competitor Nexeon’s $800 million damages claim for tortious interference by securing exclusion of Nexeon’s damages expert before trial.

Served as lead counsel for L’Oreal and won a motion to dismiss the plaintiff’s patent claim based on the patent being invalid under 35 U.S.C. §101, affirmed by the Federal Circuit on appeal.

Served as lead counsel for Zillow in a patent case relating to real estate applications, securing summary judgment of non-infringement, affirmed by the Federal Circuit.

Served as lead trial counsel for F5 Networks in a multipatent case relating to network packet routing, securing summary judgment of non-infringement on one of three patents and a favorable judgment on damages for the others, all affirmed by the Federal Circuit.

Served as lead counsel for T-Mobile USA in a multidefendant patent case relating to wireless data cards, securing a jury verdict of invalidity and non-infringement.