If someone is unlawfully using your patented technology or falsely accusing you of doing the same, your next move could define your business’s future. At Michael Ahmadshahi, PhD, Law Offices, we help entrepreneurs, engineers, startups, and manufacturers take immediate, effective action in patent infringement matters.
Whether your company is based in the Irvine Business Complex, collaborating within UCI Research Park, or operating along Michelson Drive, Michael Ahmadshahi, PhD, Law Offices have the legal and technical expertise to act swiftly.
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Why You Need a Patent Infringement Attorney to Represent You
As an experienced Irvine patent infringement attorney, Dr. Ahmadshahi leads a team that bridges technical insight with litigation firepower. Our law firm handles:
- Infringement Analysis
We conduct in-depth technical and legal evaluations to determine if another party is violating your patent claims.
- Cease-and-Desist Strategies
Our team crafts precise enforcement letters to encourage swift resolution or to prepare for litigation if necessary.
- Federal Patent Litigation
We represent clients in the S. District Court for the Central District of California, from complaint to trial.
- Defensive Litigation
If your business is accused of infringement, we aggressively defend your rights while preserving your operations.
- Licensing and Settlement Negotiations
We help clients turn infringement into opportunity through licensing deals or resolve disputes through fair, strategic settlements.
- International Infringement Response
For businesses engaged in cross-border innovation, we coordinate with foreign counsel to enforce or defend rights globally.
Located just minutes from John Wayne Airport and serving clients throughout Irvine Spectrum and surrounding tech corridors, our team offers:
- Extensive experience representing both plaintiffs and defendants in patent disputes
- Technical fluency across software, hardware, biotech, consumer products, and advanced manufacturing
- Success in high-stakes litigation, including pretrial motions, Markman hearings, and federal jury trials
- Legal strategies aligned with your business goals because litigation should always support your growth not hinder it
We understand the pace and pressure of Orange County’s innovation economy. Whether you’re a startup protecting a key invention or an established company preserving your market share, we provide the edge you need in or out of court.
Michael Ahmadshahi, PhD, Law Offices Defend What’s Yours
A single patent can anchor your product line, brand reputation, and competitive advantage. Don’t let infringement go unchecked.
From labs near UC Irvine to engineering teams on Alton Parkway and biotech startups near Sand Canyon Avenue, innovators across Irvine trust us to handle what matters most: the protection of what they’ve built.
Contact an experienced Irvine patent infringement attorney today or call us at 800-747-6081 for strategic enforcement or defense that matches your invention’s worth.
Sample Lawsuits and Outcomes
- Case 30-2019-01067143-CU-IP-CJC (represented defendant in trade secret misappropriation)
- Plaintiff sued Defendant for trade secret misappropriation of its alleged trade secrets. Directed Plaintiff to dismiss the lawsuit by producing evidence that its alleged trade secrets were in the public domain and thus not protectable.
- Case 8:17-cv-02204-JLS-DFM (represented plaintiff in trademark infringement)
- Plaintiff sued Defendant for infringing its registered trademark and Defendant alleged prior use. Successfully limited Defendant’s use of its mark where the parties settled the matter according to a confidential settlement agreement.
- Case 8:17-cv-01825-JVS-DFM (represented defendant in patent infringement)
- Plaintiff sued Defendant for infringing its patented Extending Socket for Portable Media Player with potential damage recovery of over $10,000,000. Successfully, defended the case where the parties settled the matter according to a confidential settlement agreement with no damage recovery for plaintiff.
- Case 8:16-cv-01265-DOC-KES (represented plaintiff in patent infringement)
- Plaintiff sued Defendants for infringing its patented anti-snoring device with potential damage recovery of over $1,000,000. Following a preliminary injunction proceeding, Defendants were enjoined from further infringing activities according to a settlement agreement.
- Case 8:16-cv-00040-JVS-KES (represented defendant in computer hacking)
- Plaintiff sued Defendant alleging Defendant hacked into its computer system and appropriated its trade secrets relating to computer programs inside Engine Control Units of race motorcycles, in addition to breaching its contract with Plaintiff. Defendant countersued Plaintiff for copyright infringement with potential damage recovery of over $10,000,000. Following Defendant’s subpoenas of Plaintiff’s host server company’s records and discovery of Plaintiff’s alleged trade secrets, the parties settled the case according to a confidential settlement agreement.
- Case 2:16-cv-00012-PSG-SS (represented plaintiff in breach of contract)
- Plaintiff sued Defendant for damages in access of $1,000,000 in a breach of contract action where Defendant refused to deliver its manufactured baby products to Plaintiff alleging Plaintiff wrongfully acquired a Chinese trademark that was identical to Defendant’s U.S. trademark. Following an unsuccessful attempt to obtain the Chinese trademark, the parties settled the case according to a settlement agreement.
- Case 2:15-cv-09226-PA-FFM (represented plaintiff in trade dress infringement)
- Plaintiff sued Defendant for infringing its trade dress of its LED whip products have highly distinctive and unusual design features which are used aboard Utility Task Vehicles (UTV) with potential damage recovery of over $500,000. Following a preliminary injunction proceeding, Defendants were enjoined from further infringing activities according to a confidential settlement agreement.
- Case 8:11-cv-01641-DOC-JPR (represented defendant in copyright infringement)
- Plaintiff sued Defendant alleging Defendant, its former member, infringed on its copyrighted computer programs relating to a database used in management of rental properties with potential damage recovery of over $2,000,000. Following a temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction proceeding, Defendant successfully proved Plaintiff’s Work-for-Hire allegations were unsubstantiated which led the parties to settle the case according to a settlement agreement.
- Case 3:10-cv-01249-WHA (represented plaintiff in patent infringement)
- Plaintiff sued Defendants for infringing its patented water purification system used in military applications with potential damage recovery of over $10,000,000. Following discovery and prior to trial, the parties settled the case according to a confidential settlement agreement.
- Case 8:08-cv-02405-EAK-MAP (represented plaintiff in patent infringement)
- Plaintiff sued Defendants for infringing its patented water purification system used in military applications with potential damage recovery of over $10,000,000. Plaintiff voluntarily dismissed the case against Defendants in Florida in favor of reopening its case in California.
- Case 8:08-cv-02404-JDW-TGW (represented plaintiff in patent infringement)
- Plaintiff sued Defendants for infringing its patented water purification system used in military applications with potential damage recovery of over $10,000,000. Plaintiff voluntarily dismissed the case against Defendants in Florida in favor of reopening its case in California.
- Case 2:07-cv-00551-FMC-AJW (represented defendants in trademark infringement)
- Plaintiff sued Defendants alleging Defendants infringed its trademarks by allowing counterfeit goods to be sold on Defendants’ website with potential damage recovery of over $500,000. Following discovery and prior to trial, the parties settled the case according to a confidential settlement agreement.
- Case 3:07-cv-01148-BZ (represented plaintiff in patent infringement)
- Plaintiff sued Defendants for infringing its patented water purification system used in military applications with potential damage recovery of over $10,000,000. Following discovery and prior to trial, the parties settled the case according to a settlement agreement.