Gabriel Bell is head of the firm’s Intellectual Property Appellate Practice and is regarded as one of the nation’s top IP appellate litigators. He represents market-leading technology and life sciences companies in the Federal Circuit and district courts. He is Chambers-ranked in IP Appellate and was recognized as the IP Appellate Litigator of the Year by LMG Life Sciences.
Gabriel combines his sophisticated technical knowledge with extensive experience in the Federal Circuit and federal district courts to guide clients across a broad range of sectors, including:
He has argued over 20 Federal Circuit appeals and has led and briefed dozens of others. He also routinely argues and briefs dispositive motions in district courts. He has particular expertise in patent eligibility under Section 101 of the Patent Act.
Gabriel serves as Co-Chair of the Federal Circuit Bar Association’s Scholarship Committee and maintains an active pro bono practice, including representing veterans in appeals.
Before joining Latham, Gabriel was counsel for the US Senate Committee on the Judiciary. He has also held positions at the US Department of Justice and NASA Langley Research Center. In addition, he clerked for judges on the D.C. and Fifth Circuits.
Gabriel is admitted to practice in the Supreme Court and the Fifth, Ninth, D.C., and Federal Circuits.
Gabriel’s representative clients include:
Representative appellate victories in intellectual property matters include:
Latham litigators honored for successful outcomes in New York’s Appellate Division, First Department for Searchlight Capital Partners as well as at the US Internal Trade Commission on behalf of Serendia LLC.
For the third year in a row, Bloomberg Law has recognized the firm’s pro bono work, including our role in advising the Emmett Till Interpretive Center and securing a precedent-setting victory for US veterans.
Latham was recognized by Bloomberg Law as a Pro Bono Innovator.