New York Principal Kevin Schubert was quoted in Law360's article, "Fate Of Patent Awards Over $1B Shows Hurdles In Apple Case." The article discusses Taction Technology's record-breaking $5.7 billion patent verdict against Apple, and the uphill battle it may face given the history of large patent verdicts being reduced or overturned on appeal. Kevin says, "For people that are on the patent owner's side, I think it creates some optimism in the market that juries are willing to award damages of this number and are willing to find these patents to have been that significant and that impactful."

Kevin represents both patent owners and defendants in high-stakes patent litigation, having helped clients recover over $1 billion over the past 17 years. He's been named to IAM's Strategy 300 list of leading IP strategists for three consecutive years, recognized for his "stellar reputation among his peers" and ability to secure major wins in high-stakes cases, including trial verdicts of $145 million and $85 million for Wi-LAN against Apple, and his role as lead technical attorney for Hillman in its patent dispute with Hy-Ko Products.

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