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Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP
200 PARK AVENUE
NEW YORK, NY 10166-0193
NEW YORK
United States

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Intellectual Property

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Kate Dominguez is a partner in the New York office of Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher and is co-chair of Gibson Dunn’s Intellectual Property Practice Group.

Kate has extensive experience litigating complex patent cases from discovery through trial and appeal, and has worked across a broad spectrum of technologies, including both high-tech and life sciences matters. Representative technologies she has litigated include systems and software for data storage, encryption, interactive television, intrusion detection, mobile communications, network authentication, and wireless networking, among others. Kate’s life sciences work has included matters relating to recombinant DNA, pharmaceutical composition and dosing, and medical devices. Her practice also includes antitrust litigation in which a client’s defense of its intellectual property rights gives rise to antitrust allegations.

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United States > Intellectual property > Patents: litigation (full coverage)

The intellectual property practice at Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP features a group of seasoned litigators that acts for clients such as FitBit, Novartis, Dell and SoundCloud in a wide variety of patent infringement cases. The group’s technical expertise is deep and covers a wide range of industry sectors, including chemistry, biotech, software, and telecoms. In New York, Kate Dominguez is highly experienced in tech and life sciences patent disputes at both trial and appeal levels, IP trial lawyer Josh Krevitt focuses on patent and trade secret litigation for major tech companies, and Jane Love is a trusted litigator for pharma and biotech clients. Ernest Hsin in San Francisco specializes in high-tech and life sciences litigation, and Wayne Barsky in Los Angeles has extensive experience in high-profile matters concerning the pharma sector. The group also includes New York-based IP and tech expert Benjamin Hershkowitz as well as trial lawyer Brian Buroker in Washington DC.