ChrisLiu

Chris Liu represents industrial, commercial, and individual clients in patent litigation, inter partes reviews, International Trade Commission (ITC), Federal Circuit, trade secret, cross-border IP licensing, and patent prosecution matters.

Chris has successfully represented clients in the United States, Canada, Europe, mainland China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan. His experience includes consumer electronics, integrated circuit (IC) designs, semiconductor equipment, microelectronic devices and packaging, medical devices and diagnostic equipment, big data, block chain, artificial intelligence (AI), telecommunications equipment and network infrastructure, credit cards, privacy and data security, data encryption, electro-optical material and device, MEMS (microelectromechanical systems), mobile web, Fabry-Perot etalon, LED control circuit, tunable laser, tunable filter, fiber optics, optical coherence tomography, variable optical attenuator, hyper-spectral imaging, and fiber optic switches.

Chris is a member of the Jones Day team defending Google in 15 patent infringement lawsuits in the Western District of Texas brought by WSOU Investments relating to a range of Google's products, including Pixel, YouTube TV, YouTube Music, G Suite, Gmail, and Nest Cam.

Prior to becoming a lawyer, Chris conducted high-energy particle physics research at Fermilab and intracranial electroencephalography (iEEG) brain function research at Harvard Medical School and Boston Children's Hospital. He also worked as a software engineer for a major IT company and as a technical marketing specialist at a start-up company.

Chris's pro bono practice includes working with the United States Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims to seek benefit improvements for veterans.

Chris is a member of American Intellectual Property Law Association and the Asian Pacific American Bar Association. He has spoken on IP issues affecting Asian companies and on big data.