David Zucker represents clients in patent, copyright, and trade secret litigation in federal district and appellate courts, as well as before the Patent Trial and Appeal Board and the US International Trade Commission.
David draws on his background in computer engineering and his extensive experience at all stages of litigation — from pre-suit investigation, to Markman hearings and expert depositions, to trial and appeal — to advise clients on matters spanning a wide array of technologies, including:
He has also drafted IP licensing agreements and conducted a number of patent portfolio analyses, consulting clients on current and future prosecution and litigation strategies to help them achieve their goals.
David previously served as a law clerk to Judge Sharon Prost of the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit.
David maintains an active pro bono practice, including assisting those whose constitutional rights have been violated.
David’s representative experience includes:
Two Latham teams were recognized for knocking out a securities class action against our client Skillz Inc., and for a rare win at the PTAB for our client InductEV.
Latham honored for a complete defense verdict in an IP patent showdown and for preserving a precedent-setting securities victory in California's Supreme Court.