Dan Apgar focuses his practice on patent litigation, representing clients in the electronics and software industries in complex proceedings before federal courts and the International Trade Commission (ITC). Dan has significant experience in all aspects of litigation, from pre-suit investigation through trial. He has gained this experience working on a diverse array of cases that have related to a wide range of technologies (e.g., mobile devices, digital cameras, smart thermostats, medical devices, fishing equipment, and annuity software).
While in law school, Dan served as a notes & articles editor for the Fordham Intellectual Property, Media & Entertainment Law Journal, for which he was also recognized with a Writing and Research Award.
Williamson v. Citrix Online, LLC – Federal Circuit Overrules Precedent That There is a “Strong” Presumption That Claim Language Lacking the Word “Means” Is Not Subject to 35 U.S.C. 112 6.