Intellectual Property

Mark is an IP litigator and former co-chair of Gibson Dunn’s global Intellectual Property Practice Group and is a resident of the Dallas office. He has extensive experience litigating intellectual property matters in Federal Courts, appellate courts, including the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, and the International Trade Commission and consistently serves as lead counsel in complex intellectual property disputes.

Mark Reiter has handled patent litigation matters dealing with a variety of technologies including immunization technologies, DNA sequencing and DNA assembly technologies, RNAi technologies, mass spectrometry, semiconductor manufacturing, design and processing, software, construction techniques, chemicals, medical devices and food technology. He served as lead counsel for Uber Technologies in multiple patent infringement cases; lead counsel for Hewlett Packard Enterprise in a multi-patent case involving networking technology; lead counsel for Kimberly-Clark in a trade secret and patent infringement dispute involving nonwoven fabric technology and served as counsel for Natera Inc. in a multi-patent infringement dispute involving genetic testing technologies.