Lowery, David J.

Iman Lordgooei practices intellectual property law with a focus on patent litigation. He has assisted in matters involving unfair competition and trade secrets and has represented clients in a variety of forums, including the District of Delaware, the Northern and Central Districts of California, and the International Trade Commission. He has been involved in cases relating to many technologies, including semiconductor manufacturing, electronic components, database management, and GPS. In addition to working on several prelitigation matters such as evaluation of claims and defenses and preparation of motions for temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction in a licensing dispute, Iman has assisted clients in developing modifications and design-arounds to avoid intellectual property issues altogether.

Prior to joining Jones Day, Iman worked as a scientific advisor at an intellectual property law firm in Philadelphia, where he assisted in drafting and prosecuting patent applications relating to several technologies, including semiconductor device fabrication, laser device packaging, wireless communications, data compression techniques, computer processing methods, and others. He is author of "Bear Market Litigation: Showing the Relationship Between Patent Litigation and a Down Economy," 27 U. Pa. J. Int'l Econ. L. 1077 (2006).