Jae represents clients in patent litigation and post-grant proceedings, such as inter partes reviews, across a broad range of industries, including consumer electronics, wireless systems and mechanical devices. He has represented clients in a variety of venues, including district courts, the International Trade Commission and the Patent Trial and Appeal Board.
Prior to joining Fenwick, Jae was an associate at an Am Law 50 firm, where he litigated patents involving image sensors, television program guide software and wireless networks. Before becoming an attorney, Jae worked as an electrical engineer at a defense agency.
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Prior Firm Experience
- Represented a multinational consumer electronics company in a case relating to 11 patents directed to cameras in smartphones and tablets.
- Represented a leading consumer electronics company in a two-patent litigation.
- Represented a large electrical equipment company in an ITC investigation relating to wireless network technology.
- Represented a semiconductor process equipment company in a two-patent infringement case related to removable wafer carriers used in the production of LEDs in Metal Organic Chemical Vapor Deposition (MOCVD) systems.
- Represented a digital entertainment technology company in multiple IPR proceedings involving patents directed to interactive program guides and related hardware and software.
Practices
Education & Admissions
J.D., Columbia Law School
Harlan Fiske Stone Scholar
M.S., with honors, Electrical and Computer Engineering
Georgia Institute of Technology
B.S., cum laude, Electrical Engineering
University of Southern California
Admitted to practice in California and New York