Jennifer L. Gilbert

Represented a global leader in data aggregation and data analytics in a pre-litigation commercial contract dispute involving the deployment of software applications in foreign jurisdictions.

Represented patent holders in the Eastern District of Texas in a series of patent infringement actions involving simultaneous dual-band routers against one of the largest global technology companies and obtained successful settlements.

Represented patent holders in the Eastern District of Texas in a series of patent infringement actions involving smartphones and similar handheld devices and obtained successful settlements.

Represented a patent holder in the Northern District of California in a patent infringement litigation regarding data vending systems involving portable data carriers against one of the largest global technology companies and obtained a successful settlement.

Represented a patent holder in the Eastern District of Texas in a series of patent infringement actions involving cloud storage technology and obtained successful settlements.

Represented a patent holder in the Eastern District of Texas in a patent infringement action involving email filtering technology against numerous multinational telecommunications companies and obtained successful settlements.

Represented a patent holder in the Northern District of California in a patent infringement action involving virtual file systems against an American subsidiary of IBM and obtained a successful settlement.

Represented a patent holder in the District of Colorado in a patent infringement litigation involving voice command and control technology in mobile devices against leading U.S. and global smartphone companies.

Represented a patent holder in the District of Nebraska in patent infringement litigation involving software licensing, activation and network security technology against leading global technology companies.

Represented a patent holder in a patent infringement action before the International Trade Commission involving motion-sensing video game technology.