Eric Alan Stone

Practice Areas

Eric Alan Stone has over 25 years of experience trying cases in state and federal courts, in domestic and international arbitrations, and on appeal. He has tried patent cases and other IP and commercial matters for clients across the full gamut of biotechnology and pharmaceutical cases. He represents innovators under the Biologics Price Competition and Innovation Act and the Hatch-Waxman Act. He has been lead counsel in cases involving recombinant protein expression, DNA sequencing, the use of antibodies to treat cancer and hemophilia, the development of technologies to harness and repurpose the immune system, and innovating diagnostic and manufacturing technologies. Clients note that Mr. Stone is “terrific and blessed with excellent listening ability, great intellect and deep substantive legal and technological expertise.” He is an adjunct professor at the New York University School of Law, where he teaches patent litigation.

Mr. Stone has also maintained an active pro bono practice. He is a Trustee of the Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights Under Law and has represented clients in impact and individual pro bono cases in the areas of search and seizure, medication-assisted therapy for narcotic addiction, LGBTQ+ rights, medical privacy, and prison confinement conditions, to name a few.

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Awards

Mr. Stone has been regularly recognized for his work in patent litigation by leading publications such as Chambers USA, and The Legal 500. For many years, he co-authored a regular column for the New York Law Journal on intellectual property litigation.