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Brian Nash

Brian C. Nash | Morrison Foerster Brian Nash co-chair's Morrison Foerster’s global IP Litigation Group and cross-disciplinary Intellectual Property Group. He is also the Managing Partner of the firm's Austin office. An established intellectual property trial attorney and a leader in the Western District of Texas, Brian has managed more than 250 cases involving intellectual property and technology in district courts across the nation, before the PTAB, at the ITC, and on appeal in the Federal Circuit, including matters involving patents, trademarks, trade secrets, and copyrights. Clients also turn to Brian for his ability to analyze and simplify highly technical issues through a legal lens. He combines his experience as a registered patent lawyer and his engineering degree to counsel clients in a wide range of technologies, including semiconductors, programmable logic devices, software, blockchain, e-commerce, digital media, video games, virtual reality, wireless standards, aluminum alloy composition, container fabrication, hydrocarbon exploration, search marketing, geolocation, encryption, image processing, and liquid crystal displays. · Morrison Foerster

United StatesIntellectual Property Litigation, Patent Litigation

About

Brian Nash co-chairs Morrison Foerster's global IP Litigation Group and Intellectual Property Group and serves as Managing Partner of the firm's Austin office. He is an experienced intellectual property trial attorney who has managed over 250 cases involving patents, trademarks, trade secrets, and copyrights across various courts and agencies.

Practice areas

Intellectual Property LitigationPatent LitigationTrademark LitigationCopyright LitigationTrade Secret Litigation

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Expertise

SemiconductorsProgrammable Logic DevicesSoftwareBlockchainE-commerceDigital MediaVideo GamesVirtual RealityWireless StandardsAluminum Alloy CompositionContainer FabricationHydrocarbon ExplorationSearch MarketingGeolocationEncryptionImage ProcessingLiquid Crystal Displays