Bryan C. Diner
Washington,
DC
Bryan C. Diner practices all aspects of intellectual property law, including strategic patent portfolio management, litigation, prosecution, opinion preparation, due diligence investigations, and interferences. His litigation practice has involved diverse technical areas, from protecting the rights of innovative pharmaceutical companies in Abbreviated New Drug Application (ANDA) litigations to defending clients’ right to use certain medical devices. He also has experience in conducting IP due diligence investigations for all types of transactions. Mr. Diner served as managing partner of the firm’s Brussels office from 1998-2003. During his tenure in Brussels, he learned much about the European legal system, from the European Patent Convention (EPC) to the diversity of laws and practice among the European national systems. Strategic portfolio management and litigation counseling for European clients is also an important part of Mr. Diner’s practice. Mr. Diner, who lectures at various international programs and conferences, is fluent in French and has provided lectures in that language on U.S. patent law topics. He also coauthored a course book on due diligence investigations and chemical patent law with other colleagues at the firm.
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