Jeffrey L. Arrington
Jeffrey (Jeff) L. Arrington brings more than 25 years of experience helping clients protect their intellectual property interests in a variety of areas including pharmaceuticals, technology, computer products, and digital communication. Jeff has helped clients prevail in some of the most prominent patent infringement lawsuits in the country, including being part of the trial team that secured a $108 million jury verdict against Microsoft and an injunction order barring Microsoft from distributing its MS-DOS operating system anywhere in the world.
Jeff’s current practice focuses on Hatch-Waxman and BPCIA litigation. Jeff also has extensive experience with litigation involving allegations of securities fraud, trade secret misappropriation, defamation, and breach of contract.
Jeff was previously of counsel at other AmLaw 100 law firms. Before he began practicing law, Jeff was an award-winning journalist in Salt Lake City, Utah. Jeff also previously wrote a regular column for the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel about the Green Bay Packers.
- Obtained a bench verdict for APP Pharmaceuticals in a Hatch-Waxman action relating to patents protecting APP’s best-selling drug
- Represented HTC Corp. in connection with infringement claims asserted against HTC’s smartphones
- Represented TiVo Inc. in connection with infringement claims asserted against TiVo’s DVR products
- Represented GlaxoSmithKline in an action concerning GSK’s patent covering AZT- the drug that revolutionized the treatment of AIDS
- Represented Hewlett-Packard Co. in connection with infringement claims asserted against HP’s personal computer products
- Represented Broadcom Corporation in connection with infringement claims asserted against Broadcom’s digital communication products
- Loyola Law School, 1988, Juris Doctor
- University of Utah, 1985, Bachelor of Science
- California
Member, Practice Group of the Year, Employment, Law360 (2019)
Board of Directors, Landau Lawyers League
Editor-in-Chief, Loyola of Los Angeles Law Review