Shaobin Zhu represents clients in the technology industry, advising them on intellectual property (IP) (patent, trade secret, trademark, copyright, domain name) litigation in US district courts and Section 337 investigations at the US International Trade Commission (ITC). His experience encompasses all aspects of IP litigation, including formulating litigation strategies, coordinating US and China teams to execute the strategies, and conducting patent validity and infringement analysis, technical discovery and production, depositions, expert reports and depositions, Markman hearings, briefing, motion hearings, trials, and settlement negotiations.
He guides clients through all stages of patent protection and invalidation in the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), including patenting strategies, patent application preparation, responses to office actions, and administrative post-grant proceedings challenging the validity of disputed patents at the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB).
Shaobin also counsels clients on opinion work, open-source software strategy, and international arbitration. He advises clients on IP licensing and transfer, including negotiating terms and conditions, conducting IP due diligence, and drafting and revising IP licensing/transfer agreements.
Shaobin handles matters relating to a variety of technologies, including computer software, telecommunications, smartphones, artificial intelligence (AI), Internet of Things (IoT), semiconductors, video processing, internet television, LEDs, wearable devices, robotics, 3D printing, consumer electronics, and related electronics.