Luis Xavier Rojas
Barry P. Golob
Barry focuses his practice on complex patent litigation. He is an experienced first-chair trial attorney with extensive federal jury and bench trial experience, having tried numerous intellectual property cases to verdict. Although Barry has represented clients at all levels of litigation in various fields of technology, including computer software, medical devices, office furniture, the Internet, insurance, manufacturing, LEDs and telecommunications, he focuses on consumer electronics and Hatch-Waxman litigation.
In addition to handling complex jury and bench trials nationwide, Barry has participated in all aspects of alternative dispute resolution, including arbitrations and mediations. In this regard, he has also developed innovative approaches and strategies to resolve significant disputes to avoid costly litigation.
Barry has led trial teams in more than 90 cases, many settling on favorable terms prior to trial. Barry has extensive experience litigating consumer electronic cases over cell phones, display modules containing pixel assemblies, point of sale machines, semi-conductor manufacturing, mobile security solutions for portable electronic traffic message boards, VOIP technology, and fiber optics. Barry also has litigated highly specialized Hatch-Waxman statutory patent infringement actions involving prescription pharmaceutical drugs.
A member of the American Intellectual Property Lawyers Association and the American Bar Association, Barry regularly speaks around the country on various judges' panels on mediation and settlement techniques, as well as best practices for successful trials.
Barry graduated from the University of Miami with a Bachelor of Science in chemistry and earned his law degree from Washington College of Law of the American University.
David P Pleynet
Amy Becker
Chris Hetner
Ronald Jansen
Monika Maleszewska
Vaikkunth Mugunthan
Vaikkunth is the CEO and Co-Founder of DynamoFL. He spearheads the ML research team at DynamoFL and is an expert in federated learning. Vaikkunth received his SM and Ph.D. in Computer Science from MIT.
Hsin Huang
