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Eric Huang is a partner in Quinn Emanuel's New York office.  His civil trial practice focuses on intellectual property matters including patent, copyright, trademark and trade secret.  He has extensive experience building cases in highly technical subject matter for both plaintiffs and defendants.  His practice encompasses all aspects of case preparation, pre-trial discovery, expert preparation, trial preparation and trial. 

Eric's practice includes a diverse range of technical subject matter, including oral dosage form pharmaceuticals, injectable pharmaceuticals, semiconductor fabrication, circuit design, software architecture, digital video playback, digital audio encoding, liquid crystal displays, optical storage drives, fiber optics, catheters, medical diagnostic equipment, genetic engineering, petroleum processing, telecommunications, mechanical measurement devices, electronic engine control, computer equipment and e-commerce.

AstraZeneca
Avaya
Compaq
eSpeed
Expedia
HTC Corp.
MediaTek
Monolithic Power Systems
Motorola Mobility
Mutual Pharmaceuticals
Northrop Grumman
Reliant Pharmaceuticals
Samsung
Sony Computer Entertainment America
Sony Electronics Inc.
Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications

Currently representing Sony in a multi-jurisdictional dispute with LG relating to Sony's digital televisions, digital cameras, and bluray disc players.  The dispute involves two lawsuits in San Diego federal district court as well a consolidated investigation before the U.S. International Trade Commission, involving a total of 15 patents. 

Currently representing Motorola in the Eastern District of Texas in a lawsuit brought by Personalized Media Communications LLC asserting five patents that purport to cover various aspects of digital video distribution including pay per view, digital video recording, video on-demand, and conditional access. 

Representing Sony Ericsson in a lawsuit in San Diego federal court after successfully leading the effort to transfer the case from the Eastern District of Virginia.  The case involves five patents asserted against 3G WCDMA technology. 

Representing Sony as a defendant in a pending lawsuit in Eastern District of Texas involving Sony Playstation 3 products. Plaintiff is asserting a patent that purports to cover packet based communications within computer systems.

Represented Monolithic Power Systems at trial in a patent infringement and breach of contract action brought by Linear Technologies in Delaware federal district court. 

Represented MediaTek in a series of patent lawsuits in San Francisco and Marshall, Texas against Matsushita involving semiconductors and consumer electronics products.  After obtaining favorable rulings on claim construction, summary judgment, and other key motions, the case settled on very favorable terms.

Represented HTC Corp. in lawsuit filed in Eastern District of Virginia asserting three patents in CDMA technology.

Represented Duracell, a Gillette subsidiary, at trial in Madison, Wisconsin involving Rayovac's assertion of three patents relating to zinc-air hearing aid batteries.  Obtained a complete defense jury verdict.

Represented MediaTek as a third party at a number of ITC hearings in which MediaTek testified as well as at deposition.