Mike Doman is an associate in Quinn Emanuel’s Washington, DC office. His practice focuses on intellectual property litigation, with a particular emphasis on Section 337 investigations before the U.S. International Trade Commission (“ITC”). Over the past nine years, Mike has appeared before the ITC in more than thirty-five Section 337 investigations, representing complainants, respondents, and third parties. Mike has also represented clients in intellectual property litigation before U.S. District Courts.
Mike has been recognized by the Legal 500 in the field of Section 337 litigation and was named a “Rising Star” by Managing IP. Patexia consistently ranks Mike among the most active and best performing attorneys at the ITC. Mike serves as Chair of the ITC Committee of the American Bar Association Section of Intellectual Property Law. Mike is also an elected member of the Fellows of the American Bar Foundation, a global honorary society of attorneys. Prior to joining the firm, Mike worked at a Washington, DC-based boutique law firm, where he focused on Section 337 investigations.
- American University, Washington College of Law
(J.D., 2014)- American University International Law Review
- American University International Law Review
- Pennsylvania State University
(B.S., Life Science, 2011)
- The District of Columbia Bar
- The Bar of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
- Legal 500, Patent Litigation (International Trade Commission), 2020-2022
- Managing IP, Rising Stars, 2021-2024
- ITC Is Split On Domestic Industry Analysis, Law360, December 1, 2021.
- Commission Opinion Implicates Public Interest Strategy, AMS Insights Blog, June 3, 2020.
- ITC False Ad Decision Shows Breadth of Section 337, Law360, March 28, 2017.
- Avoiding Spoliation and Sanctions: Recent USITC Decision Highlights Risk of Inaction, Financier Worldwide, December 2015.
- European Court of Justice Ruling Adds to Challenges that U.S. Standard-Essential Patent Holders Face on Enforcement, Washington Legal Foundation, Legal Pulse, September 1, 2015.
- Revival of the Public Interest: The Importance of Understanding the New Role of the Statutory Public Interest Factors in Section 337 Investigations, 337 Reporter, 2014 Summer Associate Edition, August 1, 2014.