Partner
Washington, D.C.
Orrick’s Jordan Coyle and Diana Szego Fassbender co-authored an article on the U.S. International Trade Commission’s long-awaited final amendments to its Rules of Practice and Procedure pertaining to investigations under Section 337 of the Tariff Act.
Section 337 investigations pose an enormous risk. Without proper counsel, the speed, complexity and potential cost can overwhelm companies and drain precious resources. Having handled nearly 60 such investigations, Jordan understands those risks, and how to safely and efficiently guide complainants, respondents and non-parties toward the best possible result.
Legal 500 recently described Jordan as "the heart of the practice", who “offers a wealth of ITC experience and knowledge, while maintaining a level of responsiveness and approachability that is second to none." He’s managed all aspects of Section 337 investigations, including eight trials, from pre-complaint counseling and diligence to Federal Circuit appeals. The investigations have covered technologies including smartphones, tablets, televisions, flash memory, semiconductors, and medical devices.
He also represents plaintiffs and defendants across the country in cases involving claims of patent, trademark and copyright infringement, trade secret misappropriation and violations of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
Some of Jordan's representative Section 337 engagements include the following:
Some of Jordan's other representative engagements include the following:
Jordan also actively provides pro bono legal services, including the following representative engagements:
Representative Section 337 investigations in which Mr. Coyle represented complainants or respondents:
Representative Section 337 investigations in which Mr. Coyle represented non-party subpoena recipients:
