We pride ourselves on trying cases to a jury, not just litigating them. From the outset, we prepare cases as if they are going to be tried to a jury. This preparation from day one has led to our success both before and at trial. We have won trials in jurisdictions where others fear having their cases tried to a jury. We have won jury trials where it is necessary to explain highly-complex facts that appear technically inaccessible to a lay jury. We have won jury trials where the opposing party enjoys strong popular support. We have won jury trials where we are the last remaining defendant in a multi-defendant case. We have won jury trials as David versus Goliath. We have won jury trials where the very survival of our client is at stake. Our confidence is born from our results. Our team's signature victories include four different patent infringement defense jury trial victories in Marshall, Texas. Members of our team have enjoyed jury trial success on the plaintiff's side of cases as well. This includes a jury trial victory against Samsung Electronics in the Eastern District of Texas with a full trebling of damages for willful infringement. This also includes a trial win over Microsoft in the Eastern District of Virginia, which was that year's eighth largest federal court trial win in any case. Our team has achieved the same success at the appellate level, as well. This includes a string of victories at the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit. Our track record before that court is a result of our collaborative briefing approach and communication philosophies, which ensure that we maximize the word and time limits allotted by the court. Our appellate work includes not only cases we have litigated at trial, but also cases in which clients have engaged us after other counsel handled the lower court proceedings. Many litigate intellectual property cases, but only an elite few try them to a jury. We are part of that elite few.