James Hannah is a patent litigator based in Silicon Valley. He tries cases for high-technology companies across the country.
Mr. Hannah’s representations span a wide variety of technology sectors. His experience includes matters involving application software, data storage devices, processing systems and products, internet software and services, network and communication devices, integrated circuits, computer peripherals, security software and services, healthcare information systems, semiconductor equipment and materials, wireless communications systems, artificial intelligence, and nanotechnology.
In addition to patent litigation, Mr. Hannah regularly provides intellectual property counseling services for clients. He also maintains an active patent, trademark and copyright procurement practice.
Mr. Hannah is an active member of the intellectual property community and provides frequent lectures for CLE courses. He has also been a guest lecturer in the Federal Litigation class at Stanford University School of Law for the past five years.