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Timestamp: 2019-04-24 20:11:02+00:00

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Jason heads Sterne Kessler’s Electronics Group and has handled nearly 200 patent office litigation matters. His thought leadership includes serving as editor of the monthly “PTAB Strategies and Insights” e-newsletter.
Jason D. Eisenberg, a director and practice group leader in Sterne Kessler’s Electronics Practice Group, provides strategic counsel from a quarter century of patent experience gained before law school as an examiner, during law school as a patent agent and extern at the Ohio Supreme Court, and after law school in private practice. Jason leveraged his nearly two hundred PTO Litigation proceedings, both AIA and reexaminations, as co-editor and author of several chapters of the Second Edition of Patent Office Litigation (Thomson Reuters, 2017).
Jason’s leadership at the PTAB belies the fact that he maintains a balanced practice and is much sought after for his keen abilities in rendering a wide range of opinions (including expert opinions), in appeals of PTO proceedings to the Federal Circuit and Supreme Court, as a patent prosecutor, and for strategic management of global patent portfolios. For example Jason has spent considerable time practicing in the use of reissue patent applications to extend U.S. patent portfolios during pre-litigation assessment. Jason is also a thought leader and has authored numerous articles, including a recent piece on strategic use of reissues and supplemental examination to cure issues raised in AIA proceedings, as well as articles on AIA and Alice proofing patents and obviousness strategies for patent owners. Jason is currently the chair of the firm's Docketing Committee and editor-in-chief of the firm’s Patent Office Litigation monthly newsletter.
During law school, Jason spent six months as a judicial extern for the Honorable Deborah L. Cook, then an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of Ohio, preparing bench memorandum for pending appeals. Jason was also a patent agent and student associate in Cleveland and Columbus, Ohio and Washington, D.C. for six local, regional, and multi-national law firms.
Prior to law school, Jason spent over four years as a patent examiner in previous-Group 2500 and current Group 2800 examining cases in Optical Measuring and Testing, Optical Elements, Optical and Magnetic Information Storage and Retrieval, and Antennas. In addition to his core examination duties, Jason analyzed, classified, and assigned all cases for his art unit, and was also a voluntary equal opportunity employment counselor at the USPTO where he performed fact investigations for EEO complaints filed by USPTO employees. During college breaks, Jason spent several years as a patent searcher for a law firm and spent a summer as a USPTO patent clerk for a group director and a supervisory patent examiner in previous-Group 2500.
Jason earned a J.D. at The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law, a B.S. in accounting at University of Maryland University College, and a B.S. in electrical engineering at The Ohio State University.
Federal Circuit Appeal No 16-2394; 16-2395; 17-1105; 17-1106; 17-1107; 17-1108: Capella Photonics, Inc. v. Cisco Systems, Inc., et. al.
Federal Circuit Appeal No 17-2076: Vivint, Inc. v. Alarm.com Inc.
Federal Circuit Appeal No 17-2112: Vivint, Inc. v. Alarm.com Inc.
Federal Circuit Appeal No 17-2218; 17-2219; 17-2220: Vivint, Inc. v. Alarm.com Inc.
U.S. Supreme Court Case. No. 14-744, Petition for a Writ of Certiorari for K/S HIMPP v. HearWear Technologies, Denied Feb. 23, 2015.
U.S. Supreme Court Case. No. 18-314, Petition for a Writ of Certiorari for Capella Photonics v. Cisco Systems, Denied Nov. 5, 2018.
Second Chances for Secondary Considerations - Hiding the "Novelty Ball"

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