Liam represents clients in intellectual property, commercial, and securities litigation matters. His practice spans various technologies, including hardware, software, semiconductors, chemicals, and pharmaceuticals. Liam is also experienced in patent drafting and prosecution in the cutting-edge fields of software, semiconductors, medical devices, and diagnostics.

In addition to his litigation practice, Liam maintains an active pro bono practice, focusing on trademark registration, immigration applications, and landlord-tenant disputes.

Before joining Fenwick, Liam worked as a software engineer for a medical device company and a startup. He also interned at the Orange County District Attorney’s Office. During undergraduate and graduate school, Liam was a research assistant for projects related to Semiconductor Packaging, OLED Adhesives, Computer Vision, and Machine Learning.

While in law school, Liam was a research assistant, focusing on contract and constitutional law. He also was an Articles Editor at the Berkeley Technology Law Journal and a student leader at the Legal Automation Workshop.