Amy K. Liang is an intellectual property lawyer who focuses her practice primarily on patent and technology-related litigation. Amy has experience in all stages of litigation, including claim construction, fact and expert discovery, summary judgment, trial, post-trial, and appeal. She also has experience in inter partes review proceedings representing patent owners and patent challengers. Amy also advises clients regarding intellectual property licensing and pre-litigation disputes.
Amy has experience in a number of technical areas including chip packages, semiconductor processing, chemical mechanical planarization, video compression, networking, digital watermarking, standards-essential telecommunications, and automotive technologies.
Amy has worked on multiple pro bono cases representing clients in civil rights matters.
Admissions
Bar Admissions
Court Admissions
- US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
- US District Court for Central District of California and the Eastern District of Texas
Registered to Practice
- US Patent & Trademark Office
Education
- Columbia Law School, J.D., 2013: Journal: Science and Technology Law Review
- Brown University, B.S., Materials Science and Engineering, 2010
Professional Activities
Extern
- United States Patent and Trademark Office, Patent Examiner Extern, Chemical Arts (2011)
Member
- Co-Leader of SF Women Attorneys Lean in Circle; APABA Silicon Valley - Women in Law Committee
- Asian Pacific American Bar Association of Silicon Valley
Publications
- “The Return of the Plague: Inequitable Conduct after Regeneron v Merus,” Santa Clara High Technology Law Journal (May 2018)
- “The Potential Impact of Life Tech v Promega,” IP Reports (internal business publication) (August 2016)
- “Patent Cases to Watch in 2016,” Inside Counsel (February 2016)
Certifications
- Certified Information Privacy Professional (CIPP/US) (International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP))