Jason Liss' practice focuses on intellectual property matters at the agency, trial and appellate levels. He has represented clients in patent disputes involving a variety of technologies, including semiconductors, computer networking protocols and components, wireless and cellular communication standards, navigation devices, DNA testing technology, loudspeaker design and pharmaceuticals. His practice encompasses all facets of litigation, including pre-suit investigations, pleadings, discovery, alternative dispute resolution, trial and appeal. He has experience with district court trials before both bench and jury, Federal Circuit appeals, International Trade Commission investigations, and Patent Trial and Appeal Board inter partes review proceedings.
Mr. Liss also maintains an active pro bono practice, including a lead role in the representation of students challenging the disciplinary practices of the public elementary, middle and high schools of Mobile, Alabama, which yielded a settlement that provided for far-reaching changes to the school district's policies and procedures and quickly resulted in concrete, measurable improvements. In addition, he successfully appealed a denial of veterans' benefits and secured a favorable settlement for a disabled business owner in state court litigation
Mr. Liss is admitted to practice in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and before the United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts, the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit and First Circuit, and the United States Supreme Court.