Jeff M. Soller represents leading technology, healthcare, and consumer products companies in high stakes intellectual property and complex commercial litigation, with an emphasis on taking cases to trial. His practice encompasses all phases of civil litigation, including taking and defending depositions, coordinating discovery, drafting dispositive motions and appeals. His practice includes patent, trade secret, trademark, and trade dress matters, with extensive experience managing technically sophisticated disputes involving industrial manufacturing, artificial intelligence, alternative energy, integrated circuits, microprocessors, and semiconductor manufacturing.

Drawing on his interdisciplinary education in physics and the liberal arts, Mr. Soller focuses on presenting complex technical subject matter to judges and juries in an accessible and persuasive manner. He regularly works with technical experts and in house teams to develop clear, trial ready narratives in complex matters.

A portion of his practice is also devoted to appeals in patent disputes before the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, following his clerkship for Judge Richard G. Taranto from 2020-2021. In addition, Mr. Soller has represented individuals seeking asylum in recent years, reflecting a commitment to pro bono service. He has been recognized as part of the 2026 Best Lawyers in America: Ones to Watch as well as Boston Magazine’s Top Lawyers list for Intellectual Property Rights in 2025.

Mr. Soller graduated summa cum laude from the Indiana University Maurer School of Law. While attending the Maurer School of Law, Mr. Soller was a Managing Editor of the Indiana Law Journal and Senior Managing Editor of IP Theory. Before attending law school, Mr. Soller was a high school physics and mathematics teacher through Teach For America, bringing to his legal practice the same analytical clarity, communication skills, and ability to translate complex concepts for diverse audiences.