IP LAW LEADERS PLLC
BAR ADMISSIONS
Raymond J. Ho
Partner
District of Columbia
Georgia
COURT ADMISSIONS
U.S. Patent and Trademark Office
U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal
Circuit
EDUCATION
L.L.M., John Marshall University School
of Law
J.D., Georgia State University College of
Law
B.S., Electrical Engineering, Georgia
Institute of Technology
MEMBERSHIPS
American Intellectual Property Law
Association
American Bar Association
Raymond J. Ho has more than fifteen (18) years of experience in multiple
venues of intellectual property (IP). He has served as IP litigation counsel
for numerous international clients. His areas of experience also include
strategizing and developing portfolios for an international client base.
A nationally recognized patent lawyer, prior to joining IP Law Leaders, Mr.
Ho held partner and senior counsel positions with Arent Fox; Venable;
Genus Law Group; Hogan Hartson; Morris, Manning & Martin; and Novak
Druce.
Mr. Ho's practice has also included patent and trademark law, including
domestic prosecution, patentability, validity and infringement opinions,
licensing; and client counseling. Mr. Ho is particularly knowledgeable in
the fields of computer hardware and software; data processing; electronic
circuits and displays; image processing; integrated circuits; Internetrelated applications; medical devices; semiconductor and laser
fabrications; and telecommunications.
Mr. Ho has successfully represented major Taiwanese companies in
complex multi-patent cases filed in the International Trade Commission
(ITC) and federal district courts throughout the United States. Mr. Ho has
also acted as a second opinion counsel for clients, and negotiated as well
as settled large dollar matters favorably for clients.
REPRESENTATIVE LITIGATIONS
Representative litigation matters have included:
Institute of Electrical & Electronic
Engineers
• Diagnostic Devices, Inc. v. TaiDoc Technology Corp. (Western District
of North Carolina, Charlotte Division);
LANGUAGES
• Linex Technologies, Inc. v. Belkin International, Inc., et al. (Eastern
District of Texas, Tyler Division);
Mandarin
• Cathy Waltz v. Safco Products Co. (Santa Barbara, CA, Anacapa
Division);
• Rambus v. Nvidia et al. (337 ITC Proceeding - Certain Semiconductor
Chips Having Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory
Controllers and Products Containing the Same);
• Spansion v. Samsung Electronics et al. (337 ITC Proceeding - Certain
Flash Memory Chips and Products Containing the Same);
• L&K Precision Technology v. Craig Li (Superior Court of California,
Orange County); and
• Tessera v. ChipMOS (337 ITC Proceeding - Certain Semiconductor
Chips with Minimized Chip Package Size and Products containing same).
LECTURES & PUBLICATIONS
Mr. Ho is a gifted bilingual lecturer. He has frequently spoken on such
intellectual property topics as the Economic Espionage Act, information
disclosure requirements before the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office,
copyrights, and trademark and domain name registrations.
He has also conducted numerous seminars in both English and Mandarin
Chinese for intellectual property practitioners in Taiwan and China. His
lecture series have featured numerous distinguished professionals in the
IP field as lecturers, including Honorable Chief Judge Randall R. Radar of
the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit.
Articles written by Mr. Ho have been published in legal journals such as
the International Legal Society and Intellectual Property Management.
As a guest speaker for the Voice of America, Mr. Ho spoke to worldwide
listeners on various intellectual property issues such as copyright and
publicity rights. Mr. Ho has also conducted numerous seminars in both
English and Mandarin Chinese to intellectual property practitioners in
Taiwan and China, and granted numerous interviews to major television
station in Taiwan.
ACTIVITIES
Since entering the legal profession, Mr. Ho has maintained a pro bono
practice serving Asian-American communities in the greater Washington
D.C. area.
HONORS
• Vice President of Taiwanese Benevolent Association;
• Vice President of Hakka Association of Washington DC; and
• Board Director of Organization of Chinese Americans.