Eric Namrow

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Eric Namrow, partner and leader of the IP practice in Washington, has more than 25 years of experience representing clients in high-stakes intellectual property (IP) litigation. As part of the largest IP group across the firm’s global office, he is responsible for more than 50 lawyers, patent agents, and other professionals and he chairs the firm’s practice before the US International Trade Commission (ITC). He has litigated more than 100 ITC investigations, including more than 40 that have gone through trial. He is currently the President of the ITC Trial Lawyers Association and regularly litigates IP cases in US district courts throughout the United States and has taken many such cases through jury verdict and appeal. He regularly speaks and writes on IP and ITC-specific issues and has taught IP law as an adjunct professor.

He has experience litigating IP cases in the ITC and district courts across the United States as well as appeals to the Federal Circuit and the Supreme Court. He represents clients in a range of technologies and industries and has litigated and tried patent, trademark, copyright, and trade secret matters. At the ITC, he handled dozens of cases through trial and Commission review, and he has a deep understanding of the unique rules and practice in this particularized forum. He also has experience in related proceedings before Customs and Border Protection, the Federal Circuit, and the Court of International Trade.

He is also active in the firm’s pro bono practice and has handled cases in areas ranging from child welfare, landlord tenant, prison reform, to entertainment. He is involved in his community, serving on the boards of local schools and religious charitable organizations.

To learn more about Eric and his experience, please go to: https://www.morganlewis.com/bios/enamrow

Personal

University of Maryland School of Law, 1996, J.D.

Oxford University, 1993, M.Phil.

Bucknell University, 1989, B.A.