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Daniel Keese is a member of the firm's Intellectual Property practice with a focus on patent litigation. He has worked on patent litigation matters involving such technology areas as electronic commerce, mobile gaming technology, video coding, analog circuits and semiconductor processing. Dan’s patent litigation practice has allowed him to gain experience in courts across the country, especially throughout California and in Oregon. Dan has also represented clients in post-grant proceedings before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) and in ITC actions.
In addition to patent litigation, Dan has litigated trade secret and unfair competition claims, and he has served in an IP counseling role. He also has provided pro bono representation of clients in asylum proceedings.
Dan brings his experience in litigation and his knowledge of technologies, especially regarding electronics, semiconductors, and communications theory, to bear when solving problems for his clients. Highlights of Dan’s representations include obtaining a preliminary injunction in a semiconductor case, victories connected to claim construction, and three large competitor lawsuit trials. Dan has experience taking and defending expert and fact witness depositions, as well as preparing experts and clients for deposition. He also has argued numerous motions in federal courts.
