Thomas Yeh is a trial lawyer representing clients in global patent and trade secret cases in federal district courts and before the International Trade Commission.
Thomas draws on over a decade of experience and his background in electrical engineering to handle high-stakes competitor cases, often through trial. He has tried more than a dozen cases to bench and jury verdict, prevailing on behalf of both plaintiffs and defendants.
Thomas regularly represents clients in large-scale, worldwide intellectual property enforcement actions. Of particular note, Thomas coordinated one of the largest patent enforcement actions in recent years, simultaneously filing more than 20 patent cases in US district courts, the International Trade Commission, and around the world.
As a result of Thomas' strong technical background, he is often retained to handle cases involving the most complex and advanced technologies in the semiconductor, internet, and computer hardware industries. He has extensive experience representing clients in Asia involved in designing and manufacturing semiconductor devices, power circuits, volatile and non-volatile memories, and lithium-ion battery components.
Prior to law school, Thomas worked for a major defense contractor developing software-defined radio systems.
Thomas' experience includes representing: