Ryan W. Koppelman

• Roku Inc. v. ITC (Fed. Cir.).
• Universal Electronics, Inc. v. Roku Inc. (ITC).
• Nokia Corp. v. HTC Corp., et al. (D. Del.).
• Nokia Corp. v. Apple Inc. (D. Del.).
• Nokia Corp. v. Apple Inc. (W.D. Wis.).
• SPH America LLC v. Nokia Corp., et al. (S.D. Cal.).
• Nokia Corp. v. Apple Inc. (ITC).
• Apple Inc. v. Nokia Corp. (ITC).
• Apple Inc. v. Nokia Corp. (ITC).
• Nokia Corp. v. Apple Inc. (ITC).
• InterDigital v. Nokia Corp. (ITC).
• Nokia Corp. v. HTC Corp. (ITC).
• X2Y v. Intel Corp. (ITC).
• Seiko Epson v. Coretronic (N.D. Cal.).
• RAKTL v. America Online (MDL - C.D. Cal.).
• RAKTL v. Time Warner Cable (MDL - C.D. Cal.).
• RAKTL v. United Parcel Service (MDL - C.D. Cal.).
• RAKTL v. Colonial Bank (MDL - C.D. Cal.).
• WiAV Solutions LLC v. Nokia Corp., et al. (E.D. Va.).
• Board of Regents v. Nokia Corp., et al. (W.D. Tex.).
• PJC Logistics v. United Parcel Service (MDL - D. Minn.).
• Swift Industries v. Husqvarna (E.D. Pa.).
• KaiJet Technology v. Action Star (N.D. Ga.).
• FYI Corp. v. Travelocity.com Inc. (M.D. Fla.).
• Porex v. Micropore ( state court).
• Telematics Corp. v. United Parcel Service (N.D. Ga.).
• Clear with Computers v. AutoZone (E.D. Tex.).
• Clear with Computers v. Lexmark (E.D. Tex.).
• Clear with Computers v. Genuine Parts (E.D. Tex.).
• Clear with Computers v. Electrolux (E.D. Tex.).
• Electrolux v. Orion IP LLC (M.D. Ga.).
• NDCHealth Corp., et al. v. Billingnetwork Inc. (N.D. Ga.).
• Brown v. Rinker Materials (S.D. Fla.).
• North American Container v. Schmalbach-Lubeca (N.D. Tex.).
• Graham Packaging v. Schmalbach-Lubeca (D. Del.).
• Aoki Tech Lab v. FMT Corp. (D.N.H.).

Ryan Koppelman focuses his practice on intellectual property matters with a specific focus on patent litigation. He has handled over 50 patent infringement cases in forums across the country, including the ITC.

Ryan represents a wide variety of clients across diverse industries such as mobile, high tech, finance, health, telecom, and plastics, and his clients range from multinational publicly traded corporations to emerging growth and startup companies.

He passed the Electrical Engineering FE/EIT certification exam, and he has handled intellectual property disputes across a number of technology areas, including wireless protocols, chipsets, touchscreens, Bluetooth, GPS, mobile applications, e-commerce, call center processing, cloud computing, payment clearinghouses, health data processing, medical devices, plastics molding, polymer chemistry, and porous plastic sintering.

Ryan is the co-chair of the San Francisco chapter of the Licensing Executives Society (LES). The Justice & Diversity Center (JDC) of the San Francisco Bar Association recognized Ryan as an “Outstanding Volunteer in Public Service” for his service as counsel appointed by the court to defend a pro se patent owner defendant in the Northern District of California.

Bar Admissions

• California
• U.S. Patent and Trademark Office
• Florida
• Georgia

Education

• University of Georgia (J.D., 2003)
• St. Joseph's College (B.A., 1997)