David

The recipient of numerous awards for his client service, intellectual property lawyer David Jinkins advocates for clients in an array of complex issues in such venues as federal trial and appellate courts and the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. His client base encompasses organizations from the manufacturing, agriculture, life sciences and biotechnology industries.

Taking the first chair, David vigorously represents and defends clients in patent disputes and post-grant proceedings and in litigation involving trademarks, trade dress, trade secrets, copyright infringement, brand protection, counterfeiting, freedom to operate (FTO) and pharmaceuticals and medical devices. David also advocated before the U.S. Supreme Court in Bowman v. Monsanto, an important patent rights case.

As a licensed patent attorney with academic training in molecular cellular and developmental biology, David brings to his practice a multifaceted understanding of his clients’ concerns and objectives and the ability to advantageously advise clients in many varieties of IP litigation. He draws on his excellent listening and communication skills, which enhances his effectiveness as a legal advisor In addition to building cohesive teams with other attorneys, he forges durable relationships with those he represents. David finds it gratifying to collaborate and strategize with clients to resolve their issues and optimally help them pursue and achieve commercial success.