Jason C. White

Jason regularly represents both petitioners and patent owners in post-grant proceedings before the US Patent and Trademark Office, and he has a strong track record for both petitioners and patent owners. With an undergraduate degree in electrical and computer engineering, Jason has experience trying cases that involve technologies such as the internet, ecommerce, computer hardware and software, cellular communications, database search and retrieval, global positioning systems (GPS), automated guidance systems, vehicle control systems, electronic gaming, and medical devices.

Prior to joining Morgan Lewis, Jason was a partner in the intellectual property practice at the Chicago office of another international law firm.

• Obtained a plaintiff’s verdict and an award of $31 million for a leading power tool manufacturer against a major competitor in a two-week jury trial in the Eastern District of Wisconsin.
• Obtained a defense verdict for a pharmaceutical product company in a two-week ANDA trial in the District of Delaware. The district court ruled that half of the asserted patents were invalid and the other asserted patents were not infringed, resulting in a complete victory for our client.
• Obtained a defense verdict of noninfringement and invalidity in a patent infringement lawsuit for a major internet search company after a jury trial in the Eastern District of Texas where plaintiff sought $28 million in damages.
• Represented a cellular “hot spot” manufacturer in a patent infringement jury trial in the Southern District of New York. The jury’s finding of infringement was reversed by the Federal Circuit resulting in a complete victory for our client.
• Represented a major internet search company in a patent infringement jury trial in the Eastern District of Texas. The jury’s finding of infringement was reversed by the Federal Circuit resulting in a complete victory for our client.
• Represented a major boat manufacturer in a patent infringement jury trial in the Eastern District of Virginia. The jury’s finding of infringement was reversed by the Federal Circuit resulting in a complete victory for our client.
• Obtained a defense verdict of no-liability for a major pharmaceutical and healthcare company in a patent false marking lawsuit after a bench trial in the Southern District of New York where plaintiff sought a $20 million fine.
• Obtained a summary judgment ruling of no liability in a false patent marking lawsuit for a major manufacturer of single use food and beverage service products in the Eastern District of Virginia where the plaintiff sought more than $10 trillion. The Federal Circuit affirmed the district court’s grant of summary judgment.