An associate in the litigation department, Andrew S. Brown focuses his practice on intellectual property litigation matters. Mr. Brown has experience representing clients in patent matters involving a wide range of technologies, including pharmaceutical, semiconductor, internet, consumer electronics, energy and light bulb technologies.

Mr. Brown was an article editor on the Harvard Journal of Law and Technology and a senior editor on the Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy.

Representative Cases

• Rembrandt Technologies v. ABC, CBS Corp., NBC Universal (D. Del.) — represented television networks accused of infringement based on use of ATSC digital television standard
• U.S. Philips v. Iwasaki Electric (Fed. Cir.) — represented Japanese lighting manufacturer Iwasaki in patent infringement action involving high-powered light sources for projectors in appeal following adverse jury verdict
• Medicis Solodyn Litigation (D. Del.; D. Md.; Ariz. Superior Ct.) — represented Medicis in patent infringement litigations involving antibiotic therapies for acne treatment and in contract dispute in state court involving patent license agreement
• Carnegie Mellon University v. Marvell Semiconductor (W.D. Pa.) — represented Marvell in patent infringement action involving hard disk drive technology
• Zamora Radio v. CBS Corp., CBS Radio, Last.fm, AOL (S.D. Fl.) — represented companies providing internet radio services and products
• Honeywell v. 2GIG Technologies (E.D.N.Y.) — represented home security system manufacturer 2GIG in connection with patent infringement dispute including counterclaims for tortious interference and breach of contract
• General Electric Company v. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (N.D. Tex.; M.D. Fla.) — represented GE in global patent dispute involving wind turbine technologies
• Triangle Software v. Garmin (E.D. Va.) — representing personal navigation device manufacturer Garmin in patent infringement litigation involving traffic technology