Thanks, somehow this moved off my 1st page.

Thanks

X

I personally know most of the folks here, as in a fist bump or a handshake with conversation and funny from someone who claims to make logic-based decisions but only bases it on charts only and does not even look at the fundamentals of what a company is doing while publicly selling a service to others as to where folks should invest their money is sure suspect. Sorry but yes we are suspect, if we were not we’d be foolish. Understand that there are about 100 investors here most of whom I’ve meet that in fact ask questions of the company, many even set up investor dinners with them, many travel to national conferences have lunch, visit booths, watch demonstrations and speak with others in the industry, some even invest in private companies in the industry to understand it. Then they provide that due diligence amongst each other and sometimes but always for free.

You said I bought the stock (not sure which one) at 15.53, the stop loss is at 14.65 and the chart objective is 25.29. I am risking $89 to pick up $976 (per 100 shares). It is a 11-1 risk/reward ratio (based on established support and resistance levels. Wait What????? Not necessarily there Spanky, um, the stop loss is when it triggers not where it will fill, look Towards the end of this short video.

Understanding Market, Limit, and Stop Orders (youtube.com)

Then ask yourself why chart guy is trying to talk folks into setting up stop losses? Answer: because the shorts can tap those for a better than market covering of a few shares. I think using stop losses for companies that trade less than millions everyday is a fool's game, (unless you hold your hand tight and do not tell your broker and control the cover). Follow me, Let’s say that I tell Broker A to buy a 100,000 shares today 2 cents less than the prior market close price, they know that my order is good, they can buy some above that price, then work it down as they know that chart guy has a stop loss in at 10 cents lower than the current price also with Broker A , mark my word they, MM’s will dip it down take out that stop loss to fill my order (and meet my expectations), then it will bounce right back up. Now that 10 cents below market was not real it was just so they could fill my order. They make money and I get what I asked them to do. And make no mistake about it as that stop loss is taken out, Vein and others will complain to help the quick drop and blame Lebby. Lol. Oh and as you just saw in the above video above just because you put in a stop loss does not mean that order will fill at that price, chances are in a stock that trades 500k a day when you put in a 10 cent stop loss they can easily dump to take it out as they control the market. And we all know the 1k per 1 penny thing here. So one would end up selling at least 10 cents less than market and would have to buy back in at a higher number as it would pop back up soon thereafter.


For the life of me I do not understand how to factor in trading a stock without understanding what a company does. It goes against common sense. To me, it looks like, well, this is what happened on the chart since last month oh and look at six months ago draw a line from here to there without even friggin looking at what that company does, and most importantly, the demand for their product from the industry.

I can see if the product is in production with no surprises possible (say that they make tires, ceiling tile or garage doors). Perhaps I'm old school but I look at the future demands, who has the solutions, how they will move to production and what they are doing to prepare for that, then I look at the money required by the company to accomplish that and put my money on that technology.

3 times the speed at 1/10 the power in 1/30th space sure looks promising to me in an AI world when silicon photonics has hit the wall. Aside from the obvious Speed and power savings I think that 1/30th the space is a force multiplier that is yet not understood and will end up being the killer app.)

I guess I'm old school. Shame on me for thinking, I guess.

X says that If I were so successful at day trading, I'd trade and not ask for a subscription fee. The fact is that If I were successful at that, the big firms would pay me millions.

To me investing is when preparation meets opportunity, then I'd just post my thoughts for free. Oh wait, that's what I do.

Soon, there will be AI Apps that one could purchase that provides odds (and documents) while combining the charting with probabilities on that industry's demand and needs, patents in that space and the CEOs' ability to project to the needs with the industry's respect. And the effect of short covering on that event. AI is not there yet, but it is coming.

X. Fact: Lebby can have a sit down on demand with most of the CEOs of the Tier 1's in the industry.

Oh almost red again, if Vein hasn’t posted his well thought out profound and researched wisdom I’m sure he will. Oh 2k more buys than sells up 2 cents, sounds like 1k=1 cent to me. There is a fair amount of dark trades today (50% more than either the buys or the sells) It will be interesting to watch this.

Oh now Buys and sells even, yep back to the open.

Average Volume 200k by noon, we may get a nickel today unless the shorts play.

Preparation meets opportunity.

For the life of me I do not understand how to factor in trading a stock without understanding what a company does. It goes against common sense. To me, it looks like, well, this is what happened on the chart since last month without looking at what a company does, and most importantly, the demand for their product from the industry.

I can see if the product is in production with no surprises possible. Perhaps I'm old school but I look at the future demands, who has the solutions, how they will move to production and what they are doing to prepare for that, then I look at money to accomplish that and put my money on that technology.

3 times the speed at 1/10 the power in 1/30th space sure looks promising to me in an AI world when silicon photonics has hit the wall.

I guess I'm old school. Shame on me for thinking.

X says that If I were so successful at day trading, I'd trade and not ask for a subscription fee. The fact is that If I were successful at that, the big firms would pay me millions.

To me investing is when preparation meets opportunity, then I'd just post my thoughts for free. Oh wait, that's what I do.

Soon, there will be AI that documents and combines the charts with probabilities on that industry's demand and needs, patents in that space and the CEOs' ability to project to the needs with the industry's respect. And the effect of short covering on that event. AI is not there yet, but it is coming.

X. Fact: Lebby can have a sit down on demand with most of the CEOs of the Tier 1's in the industry.


Preparation meets opportunity.

Who is todmohr? I've been here 20 years, I don't know em?

Are you on the right board?

If so, then why are you blocked?

Chart Reader appears to be a bot, selling a service to news that is available to everyone. Run program, sell service then collect revenue. Just last week your NVDA and Lightwave info last week if I followed your advice it would have cost me $100k in just 1 week. Honest.

I think that you have just turned up an AI service that posts news and sell it.

X. Just saying most here have shaken my hand. Beware folks. He should try the pink sheet gang.

It is a new world guys.

I've turned 100k into millions as many here have, not bad if I do say so myself, and I gave away half of that. I've only invested since the 70's. Your short term news is recycled news with no fundamentals, period and full stop.

You said no news this would drop, um but it hasn't?

Boy did you called that one. I saw the shorts throw down like 15 shares then you posted. And you didn't flinch. I bought on your signal, keep up the good work. I need to watch you, nice call. Tell us though, so we dont have to guess, thanks. "Pff" is hard to interpret as a "buy" signal. I get it but some won't. though, thanks again, nice call.

Nice day, for whatever reason the shorts let this this run on a Friday.

Obviously, you understand the games they play and the market, you don't post when they short, like an amature, like vein and others, atta boy. Keep it up!

As info for whatever reason only 15k shorts played today, nice call, some freakout, you "get it".

X. The heartbeat.

Some thoughts for the day.
Unlike the majority of competing technologies Lightwaves Polymer is Proprietary. That means that its performance is limited directly by Lightwave management via Non-Disclosure Agreements. First they must convince JM and Lebby of their intentions, potential, and their history. If they are determined to be a "friendly" they can proceed. They are not going to reveal information publicly so most will just be left to guess. Naturally occurring materials can be obtained on the open market regardless of ones intention. Naturally those working with it will release information often about their progress as it is human nature to make others think they are “winning”.

Until recently Silicon photonics could keep up, but fortunately for Lightwave it has reached the limits of its natural performance in speed and also it is not very sensitive therefore it requires an additional component to boost the voltage of the data rolling off the silicon computers (as electrons) to convert it to photons to be moved around, between and cross town, then it is converted back to electrons at the other end. Lightwaves polymer is added directly to silicon in a foundry so not only will it converts the data at triple the speed but it also does not require the expensive and bulky component to boost the voltage, oh and it also saves space. So, what they end up with is 3 times the speed using 1/10 the power and in 1/30th the space.

There will be others in polymers this space for sure but what Lebby was able to do while improving the speed and stability of the polymer was to submit patent after patent to put up a moat around this space so that even when someone creates a competing polymer they cannot use it in an area where Lebby has a blocking patent without knocking on Lightwaves door with a bag of money in their hand.

Lightwave has not only the device patents but also the methods of mass producing it are patent protected. Remember that Lightwave has 4 versions of Perkinamine and their patents cover not only Lightaves Perkinaine but other high performing polymers. The rumor has it that there are a handful of both Tier1’s along with their foundries putting this through the rigors of mass production for adoption. The foundries have been working it for over 2 years documenting process development kits (PDKs) so when given the word production should not be costly.

In 2022 Lightwave was producing modulators in gold-boxes to do performance testing and evaluation of the polymer and Lightwave acquired the patents to protect polymers using Atomic Layer Deposition (ALD). ALD is a well known process used by foundries to protect Silicon. Think about that now Lightwave has the patents to ALD protection for “polymers” in foundries. In 2023 they expanded the testing and laboratory space by 9,000 square feet and hired staff to hand the ramp. We are just about there.


The price of a publicly stock is influenced by many things, for the most part supply and demand, we see that short count is currently at about 20 Million. That is 20 Million extra shares than actually exist. Typically, some shorts will sell shares in the thousand (say 5k) in the first second of the trading day. This typically produces a knee jerk reaction so some immediately post negative things here in response to that. They buy and sell throughout the day and at the close they cover just after the bell in the dark at a price again that is worked down in the final hour. It is a game because many dwell on the first and last price of the day shorts know the game well but they still have 20 Million shares to cover someday. When buys exceed sells it typically bumps the price by about 1 Penny per thousand, let me look Oh my there are more sells than buys and yet the price is up, Kew my me. Think about that, 12:30 less than 100k shares traded the shorts could slam this easily but then they are deeper with not enough volume to enable them to get out of that hole.

Shorts do their best to plant seeds of doubt and because Lightwaves material is proprietary it is not publicized, so it is easy for them to do. Authors can only write about what data they have, so I take those articles with a grain of salt.

X

Tier 1's think in the future space. Their CEOs look at what they need going forward, so I get it. They do not wait for it to decide where they are going.

I'm not about today. I invest in tomorrow, as do the majority of the forward-looking investors. I care about investing in the future.


Nice try. Takeover or a partnership is happening NOW

X. We are in the right space. Three times the speed at 1/10th the power. I still say 1/30th the space is the killer app.

Buy now or wait. This is not a sports game it is called investing. I'll bet some think it is, let us see the comments.

Shorts are currently covering post maket, a little at a time as best they can, yawn.

That darn Lebby through down all the patents in this space, smart.

Nice 2024 2 piece swimwear.

No time to quibble.

Most are full of nonsense.

X. Takeover, or JV is coming.

Well, if I were a company that wanted an exclusive contract to dominate the industry and I had a trillion dollar valuation, and I was told no, that is not our vision, we want to sell it to everyone. I 100% know what I'd do.

The shareholders' meeting is 1 month away. Wouldn't it be cool to do a "non-binding" vote on an "other issues as they may arise item"?

In the end, the board of directors has a fiduciary responsibility to do what is right for the shareholders.

$1,000,000,000,000 is a trillion
$1,000,000,000 is a billion or to put it another way

If you had a valuation of $100,000 and had to make a decision on a $100 investment in your business. OK, let's say 2 billion, so that is $200.

How about if we just sell off rights or JV a single vertical?

We are in the right space.

I worked for a company where 1 entity put in an offer. A few weeks later, another entity came forward with a better offer. In the end, they both bought us out. Twas fun to be part of.

There are endless possibilities of selling, partnering, etc.


Nice days are coming up, so Im off to the beach to check out the 2024 swimwear.

I agree, but why do we need to understand what a company does? cannt we just wait until it rises to buy as chartman advises. Stop thinking, look for an upward trend that is all we need to do. Buy on the highs and sell on the lows. That's the ticket. Less shares and less money, less to manage.

X

When he's wrong does he have an oops button because on only 100 shares that is it is an $18k difference.

"Don't talk to be about fundamentals"

X

Lol so you lost your marriage do to fundamentals. But now you have learned to "follow the big money" so you lead from behind. Oh and the $175k thing, there was something that you missed in the company's fundamentals, did you attend shareholder meeting, conferences etc. in that investment? I hope that you learned your lesson. Perhaps I can help you there on the $175k thing.

Some say that I married my current wife just because her uncle left her all that money. Total B.S. Honestly, I don't care who left the money I still would have married her.

X You said "Don't talk to me about fundamentals", I mean really?

Nice day going to play, good luck selling your "I lead from Behind so follow me" newsletter. AI can spit one of those out on any subject in 30 seconds.


"Don't talk to me about fundamentals", LOL I still cannot understand not wanting to know anything about what a company does, its financial standing, leadership, demand, etc.

When a tier1 player like NVDIA signs a deal, it is kind of a big deal, and big money will follow that, but as soon as that is announced say bubye to these super cheap shares because they will dry up in a heartbeat.

I typically see 1 cent per k when buys exceed sells.

We studied where the big money is headed. I've been here 20 years, bought the first share sold on the street.

X. I like to look at the good things every morning, it makes my days so much happier. That was for Vein, no charge bud.

Oh I see now that we were just lucky, all those days spent traveling, learning, attending conferences, shareholder meetings, sit downs etc.just luck, no thought whatsoever lol, too funny. Folks you can not make this stuff up.

Perhaps if you studied what they have done, you would "understand".

Look around AI, look at the demand on the data centers. That data is crunched on silicon using electrons. As it rolls off as electrons when implemented Lightwaves polymer can triple the speed at which it is converted to photons and send on to the next destination, either in the data center, or across town to the next city. It does it with 1/10th the power and is 30 times smaller leaving room in cluttered real-estate. It is compatible with Silicon and can be mass produced in existing foundries. It is going to change a lot of things, even the frequency of trading on the stock market. It is a big deal. Oh and long term capital gains is where it is at.

Two completely different philosophies. The success of the daytraders that I knew was not good. Infact currently I do not know of a single one. But I do know many, many, many that I will see next month that have done well with the research, buy and hold philosophy. The move from 1 dollar to 4 to 20 happened so fast that literally if one sold 10,000 shares 1 day at a dollar ( $10k) they could only purchase 2,500 the next week or so at $4. So at 20 bucks that original 10,000 shares was worth $200k where the day trade only had 2,500 shares or $50,000.
I average average average and hold hold hold. Sure if I have a need for something I'll take a little off the table, again average average average. There a few disgruntled types that sold early here, there are also there that think they should have made a different decision and kick themselves for it.

The grass always looks greener on the others ideas of the fence. I'd invite you to attend the shareholders' meeting to see why there are so many fat cows on this side of the fence.

Many of us play occasionally with small amounts of money at times, but that not our "goal" it is for amusement only.

So if you are so good at predictions I'll bet you kill it with options, perhaps you could sit down with Lew and bedazzle him with your brilliance.

X.

Don't try to sell yourself, then folks may believe you. Lead from the front, the next dishonest dollar I make will be my first.

As always make them successful, then you will have actual weight in what you say. We are not always right but honestly is the best policy. Never take advantage of anyone.

TH, for shame don't loose your
standing, whatever. I'd be ashamed.
X

Amen bro life is what you make it. Money is just something to do.

You are welcome to my humble abode anytime.

Best.

X

I'm not sure about your lifestyle, but whatever floats your boat. I'm not here to make a judgment. Hey, if anyone is happy to make $20k a year, they are most certainly welcome in my circle, and welcome in my home, 100%, and honestly, they are the best human beings you will ever meet. Nothing to prove to anyone and smarter than those who look down on them. Honest, honest, money is just something to do.

X everyone has their definition of sucess, would you like to visit? Gold, silver is up, chase it... If you come just bring your coveralls because we will have some real fun, that is what real life is. Honest.

All I have to say is that I'm not selling a service of anything. So, yep, I also used to work for someone who paid me enough not to try and sell their success to others. I made my dough. Its just the success of other,s, Not me, I don't try to project that but, um
you do. So you are saying that the direct sucess was you? If true then just work your brilliance. It is not rocket science. But apparently not, or your magic would work..... so you don't have enough money yet? Weird.

Does it make sense?

X. Good luck, you will only be successful selling to others who believe that you are responsible for that success.

Sorry, man. Good luck jumped in the wrong boat.

How about my small wager?

If you are successful, then why are you here, make sense? 80% of the owners of this equity know me.

Then why are you here?

I just look at you as someone trying to sell a service and I scratch my head.

If I were to buy 100k shares tomorrow below market to make a few bucks and then sell 100k shares, to make lets say just $5k just tell me what to do? I'm all ears.

If it makes $5k in a day I'll pay you $1k. Ready? But you need to put up the $200k or so just in case it goes to $10.

If it looses you owe me $1k.

Sound fair?

X

If I can opine, Th used to be one of the best shareholders here, he helped then bailed here, that is fine an honest and great move, then he went to nio, helped, then hurt them. Smart, but as he said now it is in a warrant play there. Punkin can attest that TH made a good move moving here he made 8 figures. Punk did not.

Love him but, I think I see a cardinal sin, he may confess in the end, now it appears that he is trying to get back in here, good move but the facts in what he states leads me to believe what he is doing in my mind is wrong. Screwing others for the sake of one's benefit is not good. I guess I'm old school.

God bless you TH but best not to play others for ones benifit. Dang dude!

Sorry but I don't play people.

TH when you are gone. Do not put neggative karma on those you bequeath your money too. Honest. Make it honest money.

I see them short them one day, then disappear overnight to who knows where. Naked shorts.

The brokers will be one the hook because some owns them, but who knows what that catalyst will be.

X.

Exactly. ILL QUOTE YOU. "News can change everything overnight, meaning that if news comes out, what I am about to explain will go out the window." I call that an eraser statement. Many investors here spend thousands every year just doing due diligence on this and have for years and years.

So when news it comes out it will jump so fast that the shiny object guys will be left out in the cold.

Many of these folks here have between 100k and 2 million shares. They can not exactly sell and buy back in 5 minutes.

I have one account that I'm rolling to a Roth so I do that at the end of the red days.

X. Nice day.

When folks are first investing of course they can move in and out, but after a while you can not.

Every now and again the market separates the wheat from the chaff. The strong from the weak.

Saturday, I said at least Monday through Wednesday would be down days. I took advantage of it. I certainly can not hold everyone's hand so I guess if it makes you feel better complain away. I'm not good at whining.

X The shorts are hiding shares overnight as fast as they play them. T+1 is about 1 month away, I'm not sure how that will affect the Naked situation though. Nothing I can do about it on my end. Complaining will just further their cause.

Need a deal that'll help, until then I'll do what I can to benefit from this.

Put me on ignore that will solve that, it sounds like you will feel better.

X, every day I look and see if there is anything that I can do to take advantage of a situation. If it is raining I work in the garage, If the sun is out I ride my bike, if it is happy hour I order one before it ends, if the stock price is down, I put in a buy order. That million I sold at 4 on the way up now appears to have been the right decision. Life is short and I don't always get it right, but it is what I thought was right at the time, my call no one else's. If I blaimed someone else everytime I was wrong, Id spend more time looking for someone to blaim than figuring out my next move. When it was at 20 bucks I got greedy though, should have taken some off the table, but I didn't, oh well.

Cheer up Pit, I'll bet it is sunny in Florida and Nitro is fishing.

Sun is out, price is down so you know what I'll be doing.

Not every decision immediately appears to be correct.

Riding, riding. My bet is on Lebby.

Well, it's not fun, but at least my morning order filled at $3.64.

This shall pass.

X

AI can write things, we all know that. Check it out Taser (AXON) now has it monitoring the audio of the cops cameras to fill out their reports for them, that will save them 1 or 2 hours a day. This is getting crazy. So there are 8 officers on scene that data is all linked together.

Next up, your car will be linked to your bank account and automatically debit you for running a red light or speeding. That is why self driving cars will be needed. Data data data.

No more breaks, folks.

X. We are in the right spot, funny to see how the shorts changed the focus of some longs from the goal being success here to looking at the minute by minute price. Then we had the chart guy, the line is trending down so unless something changes it will continue that way, lol, I mean really.

Tier1's, I always believed it would happen, but dang what a long road it has been. No doubt that some will bale before success, it is just human nature. The market will do what it does. Up and down, down and up.

Like 22, I posted and typically will Mark the anomalies.

Their time will come, they can hold out for a long time though. When it takes 10k more sells to drop it a penny but rises a penny on 1k shares, they understand the pickle they are in
X. Tick tock

Well your favorite stock never made it to $20 but you did it at $8 to pennies. If that happens does this mean that we will blame others for 20 years like you? I cannot imagine.

Thanks.

X Tier 1's on the horizon and man o man look at that speed.

Put in another rollover, lets see what price ends up being that I have to pay taxes on.

X


Oh and I bought some at $3.75 earlier today, yawn price will do what it will do. 125k more sells thans buys on higher-than-normal volume of about 735k 10 minutes before the close. Just the shorts, glad I'm not selling.

Oh the shorts are at 20.5 Million, up 565k on the day but overnight that may change overnight.

Mark 129.

Order filled $3.75

X

Short count has 565k in it today.

140k more sells than buys but yet it is only down 14 cents that is 1 cent per 10k sold.

Hopefully I'll get a decent rollover number today at the close.

So the shorts have about 500k to play with today, they keep shuffling them around, but it looks like they have about 20.5 million above board (Naked is unknown)

X I just put my buy order in, lets see if it fills.


Is AI wonderful or what?

Draft One saves officers one or more hours per day utilizing body-worn camera audio to produce draft police reports in seconds with greater quality and clarity.

This is a big deal.

X

That is a good point.

Hopefully photonics guy will be at the SHM, he is always a good person to stand behind.

I take the stance that is it better to keep one's mouth shut and be thought of as a fool than to open it and remove all doubt.

X

Funny, it is about the product that he is testifying about, and if you do not think that senior management consults an expert witness when considering whether to settle or fight. Whatever

You want to be so right so bad that I honestly believe that think that you know more than Lightwave's management.

IMO Marcelli will retire as soon as the first Tier1 is consummated, and his legacy will be sealed.

X

"He knows none of the principals by virtue of his expert witness work." and what if that individual that he interacted with some 10 years ago has moved up through the ranks like most of us when we worked for fortune 500 type company people or for instance Walter did over his career.


That many companies do not consult someone that does not know what they are talking about and thinking that the knowledge gained is irrelevant when writing patents for a new EO Polymer is naive. You make is sound as if that experience does not apply and anyone could do it. Whatever, I think that you have beef with JM and like punkin cannot simply let it go.

I can vouch for that statement because I was standing next to KCC, it was a Domaine Leroy with the Chambertin Grand Cru. Compliments of Lightwaves Largest shareholder and Walter.
Yes, correct I was drinking Boones Farm.

X

Now his life's work as an EXPERT WITNESS EXPERIENCE.
Shorts will say anything.

Understand that Lebby needed to understand the technology and businesses that he spoke for. A mind once stretched does not return to its original dimension.

Look at these players, he knows them all.

Summary:
Depositions (total-to-date) >50
Trial/Hearing/Court appearances >20 (with IPR/PTAB ‘paper trial’, this total increases to >25)
Cited patent litigation case history: In essence, the following case history means that the expert doesn’t
have to disclose every minute detail in his expert report. He is allowed to disclose theories in the report
and expand on them in his witness statement.
See also In The Matter Of Certain Light-Emitting Diode Products, Systems, And Components Thereof,
Inv. No. 337-TA-1168, Order No. 34, 2020 WL 1026335 (Feb. 14, 2020) (denying motion in limine to
preclude testimony where: “[t]he invalidity theories at issue were previously disclosed at least in Dr.
Lebby’s expert report, and LSG had the opportunity to test these theories at Dr. Lebby’s deposition.”)
See case # 81 below

Patent litigation cases engaged:

1. Active case work: 1Q2009 (March 24th 2009); Testimony: US-China Economic and security review commission
on the optoelectronics industry. US Congress, Capitol Hill; Written statement on the status of the USA
optoelectronics industry with aural cross-examination by the commission. Trial experience.
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 0)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 1 (Cumulative total: 1)
c. Technology: Optoelectronics (optical storage, fiber optic communications, sensors, high power lasers,
LED lighting, LED luminaires etc.).

2. Active case work: 3Q2010-1Q2011; Finisar Corp. v. Optical Communication Products Inc., No. 10-CV-05617
and No. 11-cv-00104 (retained by plaintiff - Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP).
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 0)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 1)
c. Technology: semiconductor lasers/VCSELs, fiber optic transceiver modules

3. Active case work: 1Q2011; Ziptronix, Inc. v. OmniVision Technologies, Inc., Taiwan Semiconductor
Manufacturing Company Ltd., and TSMC North America Corp., No. 11-CV-5235 (retained by plaintiff – Alston
Bird LLP).
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 0)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 1)
c. Technology: CMOS image sensors; design and fabrication

4. Active case work: 3Q2011 to 3Q2012; Certain Light-Emitting Diodes and Products Containing Same, Inv. No.
337-TA-798 (USITC filed July 15, 2011) (retained by respondent Samsung – Covington & Burling LLP).
Deposition (x2) and trial experience.
a. Deposition: 3 (Cumulative total: 3)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 1 (Cumulative total: 2)
c. Technology: LEDs, device design, color gamut, packaging, optical lensing, lead frames, surface
mount packaging.

5. Active case work: 3Q2011 to 2Q2015; Cheetah Omni, LLC v. Alcatel-Lucent USA Inc., No. 11-CV-390 (E.D.
Tex. filed July 29, 2011) (retained by plaintiff – Brooks Kushman). Deposition experience (x2).
a. Deposition: 1 (Cumulative total: 4)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 2)
c. Technology: Fiber optic networks, optical switches, ROADMs and optical filters (dielectric based).

6. Active case work: 4Q2012 to 3Q2014; Finisar Corp. v. Cheetah Omni, LLC, No. 11-CV-15625 (E.D. Mich.
filed Dec. 23, 2011) (retained by defendant – Brooks Kushman). Deposition experience (x1).
a. Deposition: 1 (Cumulative total: 5)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 2)
c. Technology: Wavelength optical switches, optical filters, and optical components, liquid crystal
technology.

7. Active case work: 4Q2012 to 3Q2013; Certain Optoelectronic Devices for Fiber Optic Communications,
Components Thereof, and Prods. Containing the Same, Inv. No. 337-TA-860 (USITC filed Sept. 24, 2012)
(retained by respondent – Mellanox, IPtronics and FCI Inc and counsel Alston & Bird LLP). Deposition (x2)
and trial experience.
a. Deposition: 2 (Cumulative total: 7)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 1 (Cumulative total: 3)
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c. Technology: IC design, layout, and operation; especially laser driver chips for VCSELs. High speed
laboratory testing.

8. Active case work: 3Q2014 to 2Q2015; Microscan Sys., Inc. v. Cognex Corp., No. 14-CV-6952 (S.D.N.Y. filed
Aug. 27, 2014) (retained by plaintiff – Morrison & Foerster LLP). Deposition (x1) and trail experience.
a. Deposition: 1 (Cumulative total: 8)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 1 (Cumulative total: 4)
c. Technology: Bar code scanners and associated optics such as imagers, lasers, LEDs, molded optics.
Laboratory testing.

9. Active case work: 2Q2014 to 1Q2016; Avago Techs. Fiber IP (Singapore) PTE Ltd. v. IPtronics Inc., No. 10-
CV-2863 (N.D. Cal. filed June 29, 2010) (retained by respondent – Alston & Bird LLP).
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 8)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 4)
c. Technology: IC design, layout, and operation; especially laser driver chips for VCSELs. High speed
laboratory testing.

10. Active case work: 1Q2015 to 3Q2015; Regarding certain optical disc drives, Inv. No. 337-TA-897 (USITC filed
Oct. 21, 2013) (retained by respondent – O’Melveny & Myers LLP).
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 8)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 4)
c. Technology: CD, CVD, BluRay optical disk drives, optical components, laser diodes, and optical
beam patterns. Laboratory testing of visible optics.

11. Active case work: 1Q2015 to 2Q2015; BMW of N. Am., LLC v. Innovative Display Techs., LLC, No. IPR2015-
00933, IPR2015-00934 (P.T.A.B. filed Mar. 24, 2015) (retained by plaintiff – Crowell Moring LLP).
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 8)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 4)
c. Technology: LED backlights for vehicles; LED package and optical module/LED luminaire design.

12. Active case work: 1Q2015 to 2Q2015; BMW of N. Am., LLC v. Innovative Display Techs., LLC, No. IPR2015-
00934 (P.T.A.B. filed Mar. 24, 2015) (retained by plaintiff – Crowell Moring LLP).
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 8)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 4)
c. Technology: LED backlights for vehicles; LED package and optical module/luminaire design.

13. Active case work: 1Q2015 to 3Q2016; OneChip Photonics Inc., Pre-litigation IP Case No. TBD; (retained by
plaintiff – Patent Monetization Inc. (PMI)).
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 8)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 4)
c. Technology: Photonic Integrated Circuits using InP (Indium Phosphide); lasers, detectors,
waveguides, mux/demux, spot size converters.

14. Active case work: 2Q2016; IDT v. Hyundai Motor Co., No. 14-CV-201 (E.D. Tex. filed May 4, 2015) (retained
by defendant – DLA Piper LLP).
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 8)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 4)
c. Technology: LED devices, packages and modules/luminaires for vehicles.

15. Active case work: 1Q2015 to 3Q2015; Cree Inc., v. Honeywell Int’l Inc., No. 3:14-CV-737 (W.D. Wisc. filed
Oct. 28, 2014) (retained by defendant - Arnold & Porter LLP). Deposition experience (x1).
a. Deposition: 1 (Cumulative total: 9)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 4)
c. Technology: LEDs for mobile phones; LED epitaxial layers, device designs, optical lensing,
packaging. Laboratory reverse engineering using TEM/SEM/EDAX etc.

16. Active case work: 2Q2015 to 4Q2015; Trs. of Boston Univ. v. Everlight Elecs. Co., Nos. 12-CV-11935, 12-CV12326, 12-CV-12330 (D. Mass. filed Oct. 17, 2012) (retained by plaintiff - Shore Chan DePumpo LLP).
Deposition (x1) and trial experience.
a. Deposition: 1 (Cumulative total: 10)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 1 (Cumulative total: 5)
c. Technology: GaN buffer layers for LEDs, and associated technical marketing, sales and import
process into USA.

17. Active case work: 3Q2015 to 3Q2016; LG Elecs. Inc. v. Toshiba Samsung Storage Tech. Corp., No. 12-CV1063 (D. Del. filed Aug. 22, 2012) and IPR2015-01659 (PTAB filed Jul. 31st 2015 (retained by plaintiff – DLA
Piper & Nixon Law). IPR deposition (i.e. trial) experience (x1).
a. Deposition: 1 (Cumulative total: 11)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 5)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 1 (Cumulative total: 1)
d. Technology: Optical storage using laser diodes, photodetectors and optical materials

18. Active case work: 3Q2015 to 3Q2016; LG Elecs. Inc. v. Toshiba Samsung Storage Tech. Corp., No. 12-CV1063 (D. Del. filed Aug. 22, 2012) and IPR2015-01642 (PTAB filed Jul. 30th 2015) (retained by plaintiff –
DLA Piper & Nixon Law).
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 11)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 5)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 1)
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d. Technology: Optical storage using laser diodes, photodetectors and optical materials

19. Active case work: 3Q2015 to 3Q2016; LG Elecs. Inc. v. Toshiba Samsung Storage Tech Corp., IPR2016-01677
(PTAB filed Aug. 24th 2016 (retained by plaintiff – DLA Piper & Nixon Law).
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 11)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 5)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 1)
d. Technology: Optical storage using laser diodes, photodetectors and optical materials

20. Active case work: 3Q2015 to 3Q2016; LG Elecs. Inc. v. Toshiba Samsung Storage Tech. Corp., IPR2015-01678
(PTAB filed Aug. 24th 2016) (retained by plaintiff – DLA Piper & Nixon Law).
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 11)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 5)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 1)
d. Technology: Optical storage using laser diodes, photodetectors and optical materials

21. Active case work: 3Q2015 to 3Q2016; LG Elecs. Inc. v. Toshiba Samsung Storage Tech. Corp., IPR2015-01644
(PTAB filed Jul. 30th 2015) (retained by plaintiff – DLA Piper & Nixon Law).
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 11)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 5)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 1)
d. Technology: Optical storage using laser diodes, photodetectors and optical materials

22. Active case work: 3Q2015 to 3Q2016; LG Elecs. Inc. v. Toshiba Samsung Storage Tech. Corp., IPR2015-01653
(PTAB filed Jul. 31st 2015) (retained by plaintiff – DLA Piper & Nixon Law).
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 11)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 5)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 1)
d. Technology: Optical storage using laser diodes, photodetectors and optical materials

23. Active case work: 3Q2015; Heptagon Pre-litigation IPR petition; (retained by plaintiff – Proskaurer Rose LLP).
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 11)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 5)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 1)
d. Technology: Proximity sensors using LEDs, photodetectors and innovative semiconductor packaging.

24. Active case work: 1Q2016 to 2Q2017; Dentsply v. Am. Orthodontics Inc., No. 15-CV-1706 (D. Pa. filed Sept.
1, 2015) and IPR2016-01652 (PTAB filed Aug. 19th 2016) (retained by defendant – Godfrey Kahn LLP). IPR
deposition (x1) experience.
a. Deposition: 1 (Cumulative total: 12)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 5)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 1 (Cumulative total: 2)
d. Technology: High power lasers (YAG, CO2) to engrave and scribe dental orthodontic brackets.

25. Active case work: 2Q2016 to 2Q2017; Koninklijke Philips N.V. v. Elect-tech Int’l (H.K.), No. 14-CV-2737 (N.D.
Cal. filed Aug. 12, 2015) (retained by plaintiff – Reed Smith LLP).
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 12)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 5)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 2)
d. Technology: Trade secret MOCVD epitaxial growth techniques for high power GaN/InGaN LED
technology, luminaires, modules and packaging.

26. Active case work: 2Q2016 to 4Q2016; Bluestone Innovations llc. v. E. Mishan & Co. Inc., Pre-litigation IP Case
No. TBD; (retained by defendant - Notaro, Michalos, & Zaccaria P.C.).
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 12)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 5)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 2)
d. Technology: GaN/InGaN LEDs on structured substrates with reverse engineering laboratory analysis.

27. Active case work: 3Q2016-1Q2017; 511 Innovations Inc. v. HTC Am., Inc., No. 15-CV-1524 (E.D. Tex. Filed
June 30, 2016) (retained by plaintiff – The Davis Firm). Deposition (x2)
a. Deposition: 2 (Cumulative total: 14)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 5)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 2)
d. Technology: Proximity sensors for mobile phones.

28. Active case work: 3Q2016-4Q2016; Mellanox Techs. Ltd. v. Methode Elecs. Inc., No. 15-CV-3730 (N.D. Cal.
filed Aug. 16, 2015) (retained by plaintiff – Alston & Bird).
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 14)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 5)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 2)
d. Technology: Fiber optic transceiver modules.

29. Active case work: 4Q2016-1Q2017; Novanta Inc., v Iradion Inc., No. 15-CV-01033 (D. Del. filed Nov. 9, 2015)
(retained by defendant – Barnes and Thornburg LLP).
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 14)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 5)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 2)
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d. Technology: High power gas laser design and operation.

30. Active case work: 1Q2017-1Q2017; Optolum Inc., v Cree Inc., No. 16-CV-03828; (D. Az. filed Nov. 3, 2016)
(retained by defendant – Jones Day).
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 14)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 5)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 2)
d. Technology: LED packaging for illumination. LED luminaires.

31. Active case work: 1Q2017-4Q2017; Polygroup Macau Ltd (BVI)., v Willlis Electric Co., Ltd., 15-CV-00552
(W.D. NC. Filed: Apr 21st 2016), (retained by plaintiff - Troutman Sanders LLP). Deposition experience (x2)
a. Deposition: 2 (Cumulative total: 16)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 5)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 1 (Cumulative total: 3)
d. Technology: Electrical connector, IC, and LED light product design including luminaires.

32. Active case work: 1Q2017-4Q2017; Polygroup Macau Ltd (BVI)., v Willlis Electric Co., Ltd., IPR2017-00309
(PTAB filed Nov. 21st 2017), (retained by plaintiff - Troutman Sanders LLP).
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 16)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 5)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 3)
d. Technology: Electrical connector, IC, and LED light product design including luminaires.

33. Active case work: 1Q2017-4Q2017; Polygroup Macau Ltd (BVI)., v Willlis Electric Co., Ltd., IPR2017-00330
(PTAB filed Nov. 24th 2017), (retained by plaintiff - Troutman Sanders LLP).
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 16)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 5)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 3)
d. Technology: Electrical connector, IC, and LED light product design including luminaires.

34. Active case work: 1Q2017-4Q2017; Polygroup Macau Ltd (BVI)., v Willlis Electric Co., Ltd., IPR2017-00331
(PTAB filed Nov. 24th 2017), (retained by plaintiff - Troutman Sanders LLP).
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 16)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 5)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 3)
d. Technology: Electrical connector, IC, and LED light product design including luminaires.

35. Active case work: 1Q2017-4Q2017; Polygroup Macau Ltd (BVI)., v Willlis Electric Co., Ltd., IPR2017-00332
(PTAB filed Nov. 25th 2017), (retained by plaintiff - Troutman Sanders LLP).
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 16)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 5)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 3)
d. Technology: Electrical connector, IC, and LED light product design including luminaires.

36. Active case work: 1Q2017-4Q2017; Polygroup Macau Ltd (BVI)., v Willlis Electric Co., Ltd., IPR2017-00334
(PTAB filed Nov. 25th 2017), (retained by plaintiff - Troutman Sanders LLP).
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 16)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 5)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 3)
d. Technology: Electrical connector, IC, and LED light product design including luminaires.

37. Active case work: 1Q2017-4Q2017; Polygroup Macau Ltd (BVI)., v Willlis Electric Co., Ltd., IPR2017-00335
(PTAB filed Nov. 25th 2017), (retained by plaintiff - Troutman Sanders LLP).
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 16)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 5)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 3)
d. Technology: Electrical connector, IC, and LED light product design including luminaires.

38. Active case work: 1Q2017-4Q2017; Macom Technology Solutions Holdings Inc., and Nitronex, LLC., v. Infineon
Technologies AG and Infineon Technologies North American Corp., 16-CV-02859 (C.D. Ca. filed Apr 26, 2016)
(retained by plaintiff – Baker Botts LLP).
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 16)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 5)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 3)
d. Technology: High performance GaN based RF FET device design and operation.

39. Active case work: 1Q2017-1Q2017; Quanergy Systems, Inc. v. Velodyne LiDAR, Inc. (16-cv-05251; N.D. Ca.
filed: Sep 13th 2016 (retained by plaintiff Velodyne) - Latham & Watkins LLP
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 16)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 5)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 3)
d. Technology: Laser/photodetector based LIDAR design and operation for self-driving vehicles.

40. Active case work: 1Q2017-2Q2017; The Chamberlain Group Inc., v. Techtronic Industries Co., Ltd, Techtronic
Industries North America et al., Challenge to U.S Patent No. 7,862,209 (retained by plaintiff – The Chamberlain
Group) – Morgan, Lewis & Brockius, LLP.
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 16)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 5)
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c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 3)
d. Technology: LED based luminaire design for lighting.

41. Active case work: 1Q2017-1Q2018; Uber Technologies Inc., Ottomottto LLC., Otto Trucking LLC., v. Waymo
LLC (Google), 17-CV-00939 (N.D. Ca filed: Mar 10th, 2017), (retained by defendant Uber Technologies Inc.) –
Morrison and Foerster LLP. Deposition experience (x3) and trial experience (case settled at trial).
a. Deposition: 3 (Cumulative total: 19)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 1 (Cumulative total: 6)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 3)
d. Technology: Optical and electrical device, optics, and package designs for LIDAR based self-driving
vehicles.

42. Active case work: 2Q2017-2Q2017; Heptagon v. ST Mircoelectronics IPR petition; (retained by plaintiff
Heptagon) – Proskaurer Rose LLP).
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 19)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 6)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 3)
d. Technology: Optoelectronic based proximity sensors using LEDs and photodetectors.

43. Active case work: 2Q2017-2Q2018; AT&T Inc., v. Sycamore Holdings LLC., 16-CV-00588 (E. D. Tx filed: Jun
6
th 2016); (retained by defendant AT&T Inc.) - Kirkland and Ellis LLP. Deposition experience (x1)
a. Deposition: 1 (Cumulative total: 20)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 6)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 3)
d. Technology: Coding designs of optical digital signals for high performance optical networks.

44. Active case work: 2Q2017 – 4Q2017; Clearfield Inc., v. CommScope, ADC, Tyco, and TE Connectivity, 17-CV00307 (D.C. Minn. filed Jan 31st 2017); (retained by defendant Clearfield, Inc.) – Pepper Hamilton LLP
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 20)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 6)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 3)
d. Technology: Fiber optic connectors, panels, and distribution switches using optoelectronic
components.

45. Active case work: 2Q2017 – 4Q2017; Clearfield Inc., v. CommScope, ADC, Tyco, and TE Connectivity, IPR2017-
02122 (PTAB filed Sep. 15th 2017); (retained by defendant Clearfield, Inc.) – Pepper Hamilton LLP
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 20)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 6)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 3)
d. Technology: Fiber optic connectors, panels, and distribution switches using optoelectronic
components.

46. Active case work: 2Q2017 – 4Q2017; Clearfield Inc., v. CommScope, ADC, Tyco, and TE Connectivity, IPR2018-
00003 (PTAB filed Oct. 6th 2017); (retained by defendant Clearfield, Inc.) – Pepper Hamilton LLP
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 20)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 6)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 3)
d. Technology: Fiber optic connectors, panels, and distribution switches using optoelectronic
components.

47. Active case work: 2Q2017 – 4Q2017; Clearfield Inc., v. CommScope, ADC, Tyco, and TE Connectivity, IPR2018-
00154 (PTAB filed Nov. 7th 2017); (retained by defendant Clearfield, Inc.) – Pepper Hamilton LLP
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 20)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 6)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 3)
d. Technology: Fiber optic connectors, panels, and distribution switches using optoelectronic
components.

48. Active case work: 4Q2016-2Q2017; Antunes Inc., Pre-litigation IP patent review; Case No. TBD; (retained by
plaintiff – Antunes Inc. and Chapman Spingola LLP).
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 20)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 6)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 3)
d. Technology: High power grating surface emitter laser diodes, and associated packaging and device
design for laser-based cooking ovens.

49. Active case work: 1Q2017-2Q2017; Core Optical Technologies LLC. v. Fujitsu Network Communications, Inc.,
16-CV-00437 (C. D. Ca filed: Mar 7th 2016); (retained by defendant Fujitsu Network Communications) –
Morrison & Foerster LLP.
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 20)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 6)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 3)
d. Technology: Fiber optic based optical communications for coherent technologies

50. Active case work: 3Q2017-4Q2018; Oyster Optics LLC v. Coriant America, et al, 16-CV-01302 (E. D. Tx filed:
Nov 24th 2016); (retained by plaintiff Oyster Optics LLC) – Russ August & Kabat LLP.
a. Deposition: 1 (Cumulative total: 21)
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b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 6)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 3)
d. Technology: Fiber optic based optoelectronic semiconductor component design and operation.

51. Active case work: 3Q2017-4Q2018; Oyster Optics LLC v. Infinera, Alcatel-Lucent, Fujitsu, Cisco Systems,
Huawei, 16-CV-01295, 16-CV-01297, 16-CV-01299, 16-CV-01301, 16-CV-01303 (E. D. Tx filed: Nov 24th
2016); (retained by plaintiff Oyster Optics LLC) – Russ August & Kabat LLP. Deposition experience (x1).
a. Deposition: 1 (Cumulative total: 22)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 6)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 3)
d. Technology: Fiber optic based optoelectronic semiconductor component design and operation.
Including both direct detect and coherent communications, and encoding techniques such as PSK,
QPSK, AM, FM etc.

52. Active case work: 3Q2017-4Q2017; Olympus, Pre-litigation IP and Due Diligence; Case No. TBD; (retained by
plaintiff – Olympus and Fish & Richardson P.C.)
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 22)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 6)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 3)
d. Technology: High volume, low cost optical lens and optics technology.

53. Active case work: 3Q2017-1Q2018; Honeywell International, Inc et al v. Code Corporation et al., ITC No 337-
TA-1061 (filed Jun 28th 2017), “Certain barcode readers, scan engines, products containing the same, and
components thereof,” (retained by respondent – Honeywell and Alston and Bird LLP
a. Deposition: 1 (Cumulative total: 23)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 6)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 3)
d. Technology: Bar-code scanners and associated optical/optoelectronic component performance and
operation.

54. Active case work: 4Q2017-1Q2019; Godo Kaisha IP Bridge 1 v. Intel Corp., 17-CV-00676 (filed Sep 29th 2017),
(retained by plaintiff – Godo Kaisha IP Bridge 1) - Ropes and Gray, LLP.
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 23)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 6)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 3)
d. Technology: Fabrication, design, and reverse engineering of silicon-based FET ICs.

55. Active case work: 4Q2017-3Q2018; Maxim Integrated Products, Inc. and Volterra Semiconductor LLC., v.
Silicon Mitus Inc., and Silicon Mitus Technology Inc., 17-CV-03507 (N. D. Ca: filed Jun 16th 2017), (retained by
defendant Silicon Mitus) – Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman, LLP. (Deposition and trial experience X1)
a. Deposition: 1 (Cumulative total: 24)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 1 (Cumulative total: 7)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 3)
d. Technology: Fabrication, design, characterization, and packaging of silicon-based FET ICs for power
applications

56. Active case work: 2Q2018-3Q2018; Cree, Inc., v. Document Security Systems Inc., 17-CV-4263 (C.D. Ca filed:
Apr 17th 2017), (retained by defendant Cree Inc.) - Jones Day, LLP
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 24)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 7)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 3)
d. Technology: Design and packaging of high brightness GaN based LEDs for luminaires.

57. Active case work: 2Q2018-2Q2018; Weisen v., Ram Telecom International (RTI)., CGC-16-554331 (Sup Ca:
filed 3rd May 2017) (retained by plaintiff Weisen, J) - Yetter Coleman, LLP. Deposition experience (x1) and trial
experience (x1).
a. Deposition: 1 (Cumulative total: 25)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 1 (Cumulative total: 8)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 3)
d. Technology: Submarine and subsea fiber optic cables: technology, markets, economic impact, and
history.

58. Active case work: 2Q2018-3Q2018; Seoul Semiconductor., v. Document Security Systems Inc., 17-CV-00981
(C.D. Ca filed: Apr 17th 2017), (retained by defendant Seoul Semiconductor) - Latham and Watkins LLP
a. Deposition: 1 (Cumulative total: 26)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 8)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 3)
d. Technology: Design and packaging of high brightness GaN based LEDs for luminaires.

59. Active case work: 3Q2018-4Q2018; NEC Display Solutions Inc., and NEC Display Solutions of America, Inc.,
v. Ultravision., ITC Case# 337-TA-1114 (filed 24th May 2018), “Certain Modular LED Display Panels and
Components Thereof,” (retained by respondent Jones Day, LLP)
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 26)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 8)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 3)
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d. Technology: Large LED Panels, LED displays, LED modular panel design, LED thermal engineering
and color displays for outdoor environments.

60. Active case work: 3Q2018-3Q2018; IFT (Innovative Foundry Technologies) (pre-lit), retained by plaintiff Mintz
Levin, Cohen, Ferris, Glovsky, and Popeo PC.)
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 26)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 8)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 3)
d. Technology: CMOS device (inc FinFETs) and IC fabrication techniques at 40, 28, 20, 16nm nodes.

61. Active case work: 4Q2018-2Q2019; Eidolon Optical LLC., v. Haag-Streit AG., IPR2018-01311, (retained by
patent owner Eidolon Optical LLC) - McInnes & McLane LLP
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 26)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 8)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 1 (Cumulative total: 4)
d. Technology: High brightness InGaAlP, GaP, AlGaAs, and GaN/InGaN based LEDs for use in medical
instruments

62. Active case work: 3Q2018-3Q2018; Voxtel Inc., v. Joseph Lachapelle & Luminar Technologies Inc., 18-CV27356 (D. Or. filed: Dec 18th 2017), (retained by plaintiff Voxtel Inc.) - Ater Wynne LLP
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 26)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 8)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 4)
d. Technology: LIDAR optical and electronic component and system technology

63. Active case work: 3Q2018-1Q2019; Alta Devices, v. LG Electronics Inc., 18-CV-00404 (N.D. Ca. filed: May 7th
2018), (retained by defendant LG Electronics Inc.) - Hogan Lovells LLP
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 26)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 8)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 4)
d. Technology: Trade Secret GaAs based solar cell design, fabrication, manufacturing, and device
performance

64. Active case work: 3Q2018-3Q18; Opterna AM Inc., v. Commscope Technologies Inc., Pre-litigation preparation,
(retained by defendant Opterna AM Inc.) - Sterne Kessler LLP
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 26)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 8)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 4)
d. Technology: Fiber optic connectors, panels, and distribution switches using optoelectronic
components.

65. Active case work: 4Q2018 – 1Q2019; U.D. Electronic Corp., v. Pulse Electronics, Inc., Preparation for IPR filing:
IPR2019-00508 (PTAB filed Dec 26th 2018); and support for 18-CV-00373 (S.D. Ca. filed: Feb 16th 2018)
(retained by petitioner U. D. Electronic Corp.) – Procopio, Cory, Hargreaves and Savitch LLP
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 26)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 8)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 4)
d. Technology: Electrical and fiber optic connectors, panels, and distribution switches using both
electronic and optoelectronic components.

66. Active case work: 4Q2018 – 1Q2019; U.D. Electronic Corp., v. Pulse Electronics, Inc., Preparation for IPR filing:
IPR2019-00515 (PTAB filed Dec 31st 2018); and support for 18-CV-00373 (S.D. Ca. filed: Feb 16th 2018)
(retained by petitioner U. D. Electronic Corp.) – Procopio, Cory, Hargreaves and Savitch LLP
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 26)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 8)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 4)
d. Technology: Electrical and fiber optic connectors, panels, and distribution switches using both
electronic and optoelectronic components.

67. Active case work: 4Q2018 – 1Q2019; U.D. Electronic Corp., v. Pulse Electronics, Inc., Preparation for IPR filing:
IPR2019-00262 (PTAB filed Nov 9th 2018); and support for 18-CV-00373 (S.D. Ca. filed: Feb 16th 2018)
(retained by petitioner U. D. Electronic Corp.) – Procopio, Cory, Hargreaves and Savitch LLP
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 26)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 8)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 4)
d. Technology: Electrical and fiber optic connectors, panels, and distribution switches using both
electronic and optoelectronic components.

68. Active case work: 4Q2018 – 1Q2019; U.D. Electronic Corp., v. Pulse Electronics, Inc., Preparation for IPR filing:
IPR2019-00511 (PTAB filed Dec 28th 2018); and support for 18-CV-00373 (S.D. Ca. filed: Feb 16th 2018)
(retained by petitioner U. D. Electronic Corp.) – Procopio, Cory, Hargreaves and Savitch LLP
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 26)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 8)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 4)
d. Technology: Electrical and fiber optic connectors, panels, and distribution switches using both
electronic and optoelectronic components.
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69. Active case work: 4Q2018 – 1Q2019; Semiconductor Energy Laboratory Co. Ltd., v. Bluehouse Global Ltd.,
Preparation for IPR filing: IPR2018-01405 (PTAB filed Jul 18th 2018); (retained by patent owner SEL Co Ltd.)
– Robinson Intellectual Law Office, P.C. (Counsel represented by Fish and Richardson LLP).
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 26)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 8)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 4)
d. Technology: Semiconductor displays using active matrix LCD and thin film transistor technology.
Design, fabrication, and circuit layout.

70. Active case work: 4Q2018 – 1Q2019; Semiconductor Energy Laboratory Co. Ltd., v. Bluehouse Global Ltd.,
Preparation for IPR filing: IPR2018-01393 (PTAB filed Jul 13th 2018); (retained by patent owner SEL Co Ltd.)
– Robinson Intellectual Law Office, P.C. (Counsel represented by Fish and Richardson LLP)
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 26)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 8)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 4)
d. Technology: Semiconductor displays using active matrix LCD and thin film transistor technology.
Design and fabrication technology.

71. Active case work: 4Q2018 - 1Q2019; The Sloan Company dba SloanLED, v. Principle Lighting Group, LLC.,
18-CV-06449 (C.D. Ca. filed: Jul 26th 2018), (retained by defendant Sloan LED.) - Ferguson Case Orr Paterson
LLP
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 26)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 1 (Cumulative total: 9)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 4)
d. Technology: LED lighting, LED luminaires, LED performance, electrical and mechanical design and
construction.

72. Active case work: 1Q2019 - 1Q2019; HTC Corporation, v. Lemire Illumination Technologies., 18-CV-00021
(E.D. Tx. filed: Jan 21st 2018), (retained by defendant HTC Corporation) - Perkins Coie LLP
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 26)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 9)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 4)
d. Technology: LEDs for mobile phones

73. Active case work: 1Q2019 - 2Q2019; Frys Electronics, v. Seoul Semiconductor Co, and Seoul Viosys Co.,, 2:18-
CV-00386-JRG (E. D. Tx. filed: Nov 20th 2018), (retained by defendant Frys Electronics) - Lamkin IP Defense
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 26),
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 9)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 4)
d. Technology: LED chips, LED packaging, LED lenses, LED luminaires, backlights, displays, and
televisions/monitors

74. Active case work: 2Q2019 – 4Q2019; Hanwha Q CELLS & Advance Materials Corporation, v. JinkoSolar,
LONGi Solar, REC Solar, ITC 337-TA-1151 (filed: Apr 4th 2019), (“Certain Photovoltaic Cells and Products
Containing Same,”), retained by patent owner and plaintiff Hanwha Q CELLS) - Covington and Burling LLP
a. Deposition: 2 (Cumulative total: 28)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 9)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 4)

75. Active case work: 2Q2019-3Q2019; Hanwha Q CELLS & Advance Materials Corporation, v. JinkoSolar and
affiliates, 19-CV-00450 (D. Del. filed: Jan 21st 2018), (retained by patent owner and plaintiff Hanwha Q CELLS)
- Covington and Burling LLP
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 28)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 9)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 4)
d. Technology: Silicon solar cells and materials analysis of passivation layers

76. Active case work: 2Q2019-2Q2019; Oyster Optics LLC v. Infinera Inc, 2:18-CV-00206 (E. D. Tx filed: May 15th
2018); (retained by plaintiff Oyster Optics LLC) – Russ August & Kabat LLP.
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 28)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 9)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 4)
d. Technology: Fiber optic based optoelectronic semiconductor component and transceiver design/
operation.

77. Active case work: 2Q2019 – 2Q2019; Nichia Corporation & Osram Opto Semiconductors Inc., v. Lighting
Science Group Corp., IPR filing: IPR2019-01259 (PTAB filed Jun 28th 2019); (retained by petitioner Nichia and
Osram Opto.) – Shearman and Sterling, LLP
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 28)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 9)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 4)
d. Technology: LED chips, LED packaging and ceramic thermal heat sinking technology.

78. Active case work: 2Q2019 – 3Q2019; Nichia Corporation v. Lighting Science Group Corp., 2:17-CV-08849 (C.
D. Ca filed Jul 12th 2017); (retained by defendant Nichia) – Shearman and Sterling, LLP
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 28)
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b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 9)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 4)
d. Technology: LED chips, LED packaging and ceramic thermal heat sinking technology

79. Active case work: 3Q2019-3Q2019; Applied Optoelectronics Inc v. Class Action Lawsuit, 4:17-CV-02399 (S. D.
Tx filed: Mar 6th 2018); (retained by plaintiff Class Action Lawsuit) – Levi and Korsinsky, LLP
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 28)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 9)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 4)
d. Technology: Fiber optic based optoelectronic semiconductor components, transceivers, and subsystems.

80. Active case work: 3Q2019-3Q2019; DNA Motor v. Kuen Hwa Traffic Industrial Co., 18-CV-05664 (C. D. Ca
filed: Jan 15th 2019); (defendant DNA Motor) – Elizabeth Yang, Law and Mediation Office
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 28)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 9)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 4)
d. Technology: LED design patent, and the design of an aftermarket LED based headlight assembly for
an automobile.

81. Active case work: 3Q2019 – 1Q2020; Nichia Corporation, Osram Opto Semiconductors Inc., Philips Lumileds,
GE Consumer Lighting, Cree, and Signify v. Lighting Science Group Corp., ITC 337-TA-1168 (filed: Apr 30th
2019), (“Certain Light-Emitting-Diode products, systems, and components thereof (III)”) (retained by
respondents Nichia, Osram Optoelectronics, Philips Lumileds, GE Consumer Lighting, Cree Hong Kong., Signify
Corp.) – Shearman and Sterling, LLP
a. Deposition: 1 (Cumulative total: 29)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 1 (Cumulative total: 10)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 4)
d. Technology: LED chips, LED packaging and ceramic thermal heat sinking technology (LTCC).

82. Active case work: 4Q2019 – 1Q2020; Amazon.com Inc, Bed, Bath and Beyond, IKEA, Target, and Walmart Inc.,
v. Regents of the University of California, ITC 337-TA-1172 (filed: July 30th 2019), (“Certain Filament LightEmitting-Diodes and products containing same”) (retained by respondents Amazon.com Inc, Bed, Bath and
Beyond, IKEA, Target, and Walmart Inc.) – Morrison and Foerster, LLP
a. Deposition: 2 (Cumulative total: 31)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 10)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 4)
d. Technology: LED chips, LED packaging and light bulb filaments with transparent sub-mounts.

83. Active case work: 4Q2019 – 4Q2019; U.D. Electronic Corp., v. Pulse Electronics, Inc., IPR2019-00511 (PTAB
filed Dec 28th 2018), (retained by petitioner U. D. Electronic Corp.) – Procopio, Cory, Hargreaves and Savitch
LLP
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 31)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 10)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 4)
d. Technology: Electrical and fiber optic connectors, panels, and distribution switches using both
electronic and optoelectronic components.

84. Active case work: 1Q2020 – 2Q2020; IKEA, v. Regents of the University of California, ITC 337-TA-1172 (filed:
July 30th 2019), (“Certain Filament Light-Emitting-Diodes and products containing same”) (retained by
respondents IKEA) – Flaster and Greenberg, LLP
a. Deposition: 2 (Cumulative total: 31)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 10)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 4)
d. Technology: LED chips, LED packaging and light bulb filaments with transparent sub-mounts.

85. Active case work: 1Q2020-1Q2020; Hanwha Solutions Corporation, v. Longi Green Energy, Longi Solar
Technology, Longi Trading et al., IPR2019-01072 (PTAB filed 13th May 2019), (retained by patent owner
Hanwha Solutions Corporation) - Covington and Burling LLP
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 31)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 10)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 4)
d. Technology: Silicon solar cells and materials analysis of passivation layers

86. Active case work: 1Q2020-1Q2020; Hanwha Solutions Corporation, v. REC Solar Pte. Ltd. and JinkSolar (U.S.)
Inc. IPR2019-01145 (PTAB filed 6th March 2019), (retained by patent owner Hanwha Solutions Corporation) -
Covington and Burling LLP
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 31)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 10)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 4)
d. Technology: Silicon solar cells and materials analysis of passivation layers

87. Active case work: 4Q2019 – 2Q2020; Viavi Solutions Inc., v Optrontec Inc., ITC 337-TA-1187 (filed: 18th
November 2019), (“Certain Electronic devices with Optical Filters and Optical Sensor Systems and Components
Thereof”) (retained by complainant Viavi Solutions Inc.,) – Venable, LLP
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 31)
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b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 10)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 4)
d. Technology: Optical filters and optical sensor systems, design and fabrication of dielectric materials
for passband filters in applications such as optical communications, imaging, sensing, medical,
automotive.

88. Active case work: 2Q2020 – 4Q2020; Leviton Manufacturing Co., v. Corning Optical Communications LLC.,
ITC 337-TA-1194 (filed: 19th March 2020), (“Certain High-Density Fiber Optic Equipment and Components
Thereof”) (retained by respondent Leviton Manufacturing Co.,) – Morrison & Foerster, LLP
a. Deposition: 1 (Cumulative total: 32)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 1 (Cumulative total: 11)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 4)
d. Technology: Fiber optic adapters, fiber optic connectors (simplex, duplex, quad, multi-fiber), fiber
trays, racks, and fiber cabinet equipment.
e. Technology: LED chips, LED packaging and light bulb filaments with transparent sub-mounts.

89. Active case work: 2Q2020 – 2Q2020; subject to PO/NDA and engagement letter xxx v. yyy, Post Grant Review
petition for proceedings (US Patent # zzz), retained by Morrison and Foerster, LLP
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 31)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 10)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 4)
d. Optoelectronics, LEDs, lead frame packaging, optics, optical lenses, GaN (Gallium Nitride), optical
transparency

90. Active case work: 1Q2020-3Q2020; Cellect LLC, v. Samsung Electronics Co., LTD and Samsung Electronics
America, Inc., IPR2020-00560 (PTAB filed 16th Feb 2020), (retained by patent owner Cellect LLC) – retained by
Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 32)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 11)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 4)
d. Technology: Silicon CMOS image sensors, drive electronics, smart pixels and CCD technology

91. Active case work: 2Q2020-2Q2020; Panasonic, v. 3M Innovative Properties Company., Preparation for IPR
filing, (retained by defendant Panasonic) – retained by Westerman Hattori Daniels & Adrian LLP
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 32)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 11)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 4)
d. Technology: Touch sensor (resistive, optical, and capacitive) technology for mobile displays.
Analysis of display, electronic, and optical technologies.

92. Active case work: 2Q2020-3Q2020; Longi Green Energy Technology Co, Longi Solar Technology Co, Long
Solar Technology (H.K., Kuching, Taizhou, Zhejiang, Hefei, US) v. Hanwha Solutions Corporation., IPR 2019-
01072, (retained by patent owner Hanwha Solutions Corporation) – Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, LLP
a. Deposition: 1 (Cumulative total: 33)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 11)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 1 (Cumulative total: 5)
d. Optoelectronics; solar cell design, fabrication, device performance, packaging, and interface issues
relating to passivation (both chemical and electric field enhanced).

93. Active case work: 3Q2020-3Q2020; Oyster Optics LLC v. Ciena Corp, 4:17-CV-05920 (N. D. CA filed: April
22nd 2020); (retained by plaintiff Oyster Optics LLC) – Russ August & Kabat LLP.
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 33)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 1 (Cumulative total: 12)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 5)
d. Technology: Fiber optic based optoelectronic semiconductor component design and operation,
especially phase shift keying (PSK, QPSK) and phase based coherent communications.

94. Active case work: 3Q2020-2Q2021; Capella Photonics Inc., v. Infinera Corporation, Tellabs, Tellabs Operations
Inc., Coriant American Inc., and Coriant USA Inc., 2:20-CV-00077 (E. D. TX filed: March 16th 2020); (retained
by defendant Infinera Inc.) – Baker Botts LLP.
a. Deposition: 1 (Cumulative total: 34)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 12)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 5)
d. Technology: Fiber optic wavelength selective switches (WSS), reconfigurable add-drop multiplexors
(ROADMs), and their design. Technical issues include polarization, wavelength selection, coupling,
mux/demux and operation in optical networks.

95. Active case work: 3Q2020-3Q2020; Longi Green Energy Technology Co, Longi Solar Technology Co, Long
Solar Technology (H.K., Kuching, Taizhou, Zhejiang, Hefei, US) v. Hanwha Solutions Corporation., IPR 2020-
00353, (retained by patent owner Hanwha Solutions Corporation) – Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, LLP
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 34)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 12)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 1 (Cumulative total: 6)
d. Optoelectronics: solar cell design, fabrication, device performance, packaging, and interface issues
relating to passivation (both chemical and electric field enhanced).
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96. Active case work: 3Q2020-2Q2021; Appotronics Corporation Ltd. v. Delta Electronics Inc., 2:19-CV-00466 (E.
D. Va filed: July 22nd 2020); (retained by defendant Delta Corporation Inc) – Pillsbury Winthorp Shaw Pitman
LLP.
a. Deposition: 1 (Cumulative total: 35)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 12)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 6)
d. Technology: Light projectors for display and the color wheel, phosphor technology, high power visible
lasers for projection, and the associated packaging of the modules/projectors for efficient cost design.

97. Active case work: 3Q2020 – 2Q2021; Ideal Industries Lighting LLC (dba Cree Lighting) v. RAB Lighting Inc.,
ITC 337-TA-1213 (filed: 15th July 2020), (“Certain Light-emitting Diode Products, Fixtures, and Components
thereof”), (retained by plaintiff Ideal Industries Lighting LLC (dba Cree Lighting) – Quinn Emanuel Urquhart an
Sullivan, LLP
a. Deposition: 1(Cumulative total: 36)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 2(twice at the stand); (Cumulative total: 14)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 6)
d. Technology: Visible GaN based LEDs and various packaging optical lens designs for directing and
re-directing LED light output with applications in street lighting.

98. Active case work: 3Q2020-3Q2020; Cellect LLC, v. Samsung Electronics Co., LTD and Samsung Electronics
America, Inc., ex parte declaration entitled, ‘Hand-held computers incorporating reduced area imaging devices’,
for U.S. Patent 6,982,742 (control number 90/014,453), (retained by patent owner Cellect LLC) – retained by
Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 36)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 14)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 6)
d. Technology: Hand-held silicon CMOS image sensors, drive electronics, smart pixels and CCD
technology. Technical history of CCD v. CMOS image sensors in the 1990s and associated
performance criteria.

99. Active case work: 3Q2020-3Q2020; Cellect LLC, v. Samsung Electronics Co., LTD and Samsung Electronics
America, Inc., ex parte declaration entitled, ‘Communication devices incorporating reduced area imaging
devices’, for U.S. Patent 6,452,626 (control number 90/014,455), (retained by patent owner Cellect LLC) –
retained by Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 36)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 14)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 6)
d. Technology: Hand-held silicon CMOS image sensors, drive electronics, smart pixels and CCD
technology. Technical history of CCD v. CMOS image sensors in the 1990s and associated
performance criteria.

100. Active case work: 4Q2020-4Q2020; Cellect LLC, v. Samsung Electronics Co., LTD and Samsung Electronics
America, Inc., IPR declaration for U.S. Patent 9,198,565 (IPR2020-00476), (retained by patent owner Cellect
LLC) – retained by Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 36)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 14)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 6)
d. Technology: Hand-held silicon CMOS image sensors, drive electronics, smart pixels and CCD
technology. Technical history of CCD v. CMOS image sensors in the 1990s and associated
performance criteria.

101. Active case work: 4Q2020-4Q2020; Cellect LLC, v. Samsung Electronics Co., LTD and Samsung Electronics
America, Inc., IPR declaration for U.S. Patent 9,667,896 (IPR2020-00477), (retained by patent owner Cellect
LLC) – retained by Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 36)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 14)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 6)
d. Technology: Hand-held silicon CMOS image sensors, drive electronics, smart pixels and CCD
technology. Technical history of CCD v. CMOS image sensors in the 1990s and associated
performance criteria.

102. Active case work: 4Q2020 – 1Q2021; U.D. Electronic Corp., v. Pulse Electronics, Inc., 3:18-CV-00373 (Filed
Fed 16th 2018), (retained by petitioner U. D. Electronic Corp.) – retained by defendant Perkins Coie LLP.
a. Deposition: 1 (Cumulative total: 37)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 14)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 6)
d. Technology: Electrical and fiber optic connectors, panels, and distribution switches using both
electronic and optoelectronic components. Noise suppression using EMI between electrical
components and connectors.

103. Active case work: 4Q2020-4Q2020; Cellect LLC, v. Samsung Electronics Co., LTD and Samsung Electronics
America, Inc., IPR declaration for U.S. Patent 9,186,052 (IPR2020-00512), (retained by patent owner Cellect
LLC) – retained by Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP
a. Deposition: 1 (Cumulative total: 38)
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b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 14)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 6)
d. Technology: Hand-held silicon CMOS image sensors, drive electronics, smart pixels and CCD
technology. Technical history of CCD v. CMOS image sensors in the 1990s and associated
performance criteria.

104. Active case work: 4Q2020-4Q2020; Cellect LLC, v. Samsung Electronics Co., LTD and Samsung Electronics
America, Inc., IPR declaration for U.S. Patent 9,186,052 (IPR2020-00475), (retained by patent owner Cellect
LLC) – retained by Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP
a. Deposition: 1 (Cumulative total: 39)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 14)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 6)
d. Technology: Hand-held silicon CMOS image sensors, drive electronics, smart pixels and CCD
technology. Technical history of CCD v. CMOS image sensors in the 1990s and associated
performance criteria.

105. Active case work: 3Q2020 – 1Q2021; Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. v. Verizon Communications, Inc., et al., 20-
CV-030-JRG (TX E. D. Filed 21st April 2020), (retained by plaintiff Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd.) – retained by
plaintiff Caldwell Cassady Curry P.C.
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 39)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 14)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 6)
d. Technology: Analysis of coding for fiber optic communications, specifically in relation to the
standardization process for the Telecommunication Standardization Sector of the International
Telecommunications Union (“ITU-T”), including the ITU-T’s G.709: Interfaces for the optical
transport network standard (“G.709” or “the G.709 Standard”). In particular, the technical issues that
relate to OTN hierarchy; functionality of the overhead in support of multi-wavelength optical
networks; frame structures, bit rates, and formats for mapping client signals.

106. Active case work: 1Q2021 – 3Q2021; IKEA et al., v. Regents of the University of California, ITC 337-TA-1220
(filed: 29th September 2020), (“Certain filament light-emitting diodes and products containing same (II)”),
(retained by respondent JDG: IKEA, Global Value Lighting, Signify, Home Depot, GE, Satco) – retained by
Flaster Greenberg PC, Kirkland and Ellis, GT Law, Alston and Bird, Jones Day and Goodwin Law as JDG
counsel.
a. Deposition: 2 (Cumulative total: 41)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 1 (Cumulative total: 15)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 6)
d. Technology: LED chips, LED packaging and light bulb filaments with transparent sub-mounts.

107. Active case work 4Q2020 – 1Q2021; Uber Technologies Inc., v. Anthony Scott Levandowski; Case No. 20-30242
(HLB) and 20-03050 (filed 16th September 2020), retained by defendant Uber Technologies Inc., retained by
Jenner and Block LLP.
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 41)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 15)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 6)
d. Technology: LIDAR technology for motor vehicles that includes fiber amplifiers, LIDAR hardware,
laser diodes, photodetectors, fiber links, and free space communications.

108. Active case work: 1Q2021 – 3Q2021; CoSemi Technologies, v. Everpro Technologies, Fibbr Technologies,
Logitech, and Facebook Technologies, ITC 337-TA-1233 (filed: 29th October 2020), “Certain active optical
cables and products containing same”, (retained by claimant Cosemi Technologies) – retained by Rutan & Tucker
LLP.
a. Deposition: 1 (Cumulative total: 42)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 15)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 6)
d. Technology: Active optical cables with embedded silicon modulator ICs, copper cable, fiber optic
cable, VCSEL laser diodes, photodetectors and cable sheathing for consumer applications such as
gaming, HDMI, USB, etc.

109. Active case work: 2Q2021 – 3Q2021; Acuity Brands Lighting ,Inc. v. Heavy Duty Lighting (HDL), LLC., 20-
CV-03648-SCJ (GA N. D. Filed 2nd September 2020), (retained by defendant Acuity Brands Lighting) – retained
by defendant Duane Morris LLP.
a. Deposition: 1 (Cumulative total: 43)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 15)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 6)
d. Technology: LED lighting, LED chips, LED packages and LED packaging technologies such as
molding, glob-top, substrates, die mounting, optical reflectors, and electrical interconnect layouts.

110. Active case work: 2Q2021 – 4Q2021; Jiaxing Super Lighting Electric Appliance Co., LTD and Obert Inc. v. CH
Lighting Technology co., LTD., Elliott Electric Supply Inc., and Shaoxing Ruising Lighting co., Ltd., 20-CV00018-ADA (TX W D. Filed 16th March 2020), (retained by defendant CH Lighting et al) – retained by defendant
Holland and Knight LLP.
a. Deposition: 1 (Cumulative total: 44)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 1 (Cumulative total: 16)
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c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 6)
d. Technology: LED lighting and LED packaging technologies for T8 and T12 form factor tube lighting.
Technologies such as LED luminaire/tube packaging, mechanical structure, thermal heat dissipation,
electronic circuitry, printed circuit boards, and LED chips.

111. Active case work: 3Q2021 – 1Q2022; ASUSTEK Computer Inc, v. KT Imaging USA LLC, 20-CV-00300-ADA
(TX W D. Filed 20th April 2020, (retained by defendant ASUSTEK Computer Inc) – retained by defendant Turner
Boyd LLP.
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 44)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 16)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 6)
d. Technology: Image sensor modules, cameras in PCs/laptops, consumer products, tear downs, optical
lenses, optical packaging, optical alignment.

112. Active case work: 3Q2021 – 3Q2021; Jiaxing Super Lighting Electric Appliance Co., LTD and Obert Inc. v.
Maxlite Inc., 19-CV-04047 (CA C.D. Filed 8th May 2019), (retained by defendant Maxlite Inc) – retained by
defendant Holland and Knight LLP.
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 44)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 16)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 6)
d. Technology: LED lighting and LED packaging technologies for T8 and T12 form factor tube lighting.
Technologies such as LED luminaire/tube packaging, mechanical structure, thermal heat dissipation,
electronic circuitry, printed circuit boards, and LED chips.

113. Active case work: 3Q2021 – 1Q2023; Feit Electric Company Inc., v. Nichia Corporation, 20-CV-00359-GW,
(CA C. D. Filed 13th January 2020), (retained by defendant Feit Electric Company) – retained by Benesch
Friedlander Coplan &Aronoff LLP
a. Deposition: 2 (Cumulative total: 46)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 2 (Cumulative total: 18)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 6)
d. Technology: LED lighting, LED chips, LED packages and LED packaging technologies such as leadframes, molding, glob-top, substrates, die mounting, optical reflectors, and electrical interconnect
layouts.

114. Active case work: 2Q2021 – 2Q2022; Samsung Corporation vs TBD, Pre-patent litigation, (retained by plaintiff
Samsung Corporation), - retained by Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, LLP).
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 46)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 18)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 6)
d. Technology: TV displays, OLEDs, LCDs, color gamut, and quality of RGB/white color as per CIE
charts and colorimetry (NTSC, sRGB, AdobeRGB etc,.). Analysis of CHL (constant hue locus),
quantum dots, nano-crystals, nano-devices, nano-structures to improve light quality output.

115. Active case work 2Q2021 – 2Q2021, Holochip Corporation v, Edmund Optics, Optotune AG and others TBD,
Pre-patent litigation for ITC, (retained by plaintiff Holochip Corporation), - retained by King and Spalding LLP).
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 46)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 18)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 6)
d. Technology: Fluid lenses, and optical lenses with controlled focus facilities. Packaging of fluid lenses
using piezoelectric actuators, and hermetic chambers. Deformable surfaces using micro-fluidics.

116. Active case work: 2Q2021-3Q2021; Home Depot USA Inc., v. Lynk Labs, Inc., IPR declaration for U.S. Patent
10,757,783 (IPR2021-01368), (retained by petitioner Home Depot USA, Inc) – retained by DLA Piper LLP
a. Deposition: 1 (Cumulative total: 47)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 18)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 1 (Cumulative total: 7)
d. Technology: LED products, LED circuits, including both DC and AC circuit design. LED color
emission, white light, color mixing, CIE charts, and black body radiators for color temperature.

117. Active case work: 2Q2021-3Q2021; Home Depot USA Inc., v. Lynk Labs, Inc., IPR declaration for U.S. Patent
10,492,251 (IPR2021-01369), (retained by petitioner Home Depot USA, Inc) – retained by DLA Piper LLP
a. Deposition: 1 (Cumulative total: 48)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 18)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 1 (Cumulative total: 8)
d. Technology: LED products, LED circuits, including both DC and AC circuit design. LED color
emission, white light, color mixing, CIE charts, and black body radiators for color temperature.

118. Active case work: 3Q2021-3Q2021; Home Depot USA Inc., v. Lynk Labs, Inc., IPR declaration for U.S. Patent
10,091,842 (IPR2021-01540), (retained by petitioner Home Depot USA, Inc) – retained by DLA Piper LLP
a. Deposition: 1 (Cumulative total: 49)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 18)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 1 (Cumulative total: 9)
d. Technology: LED products, LED circuits, including both DC and AC circuit design. LED color
emission, white light, color mixing, CIE charts, and black body radiators for color temperature.
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119. Active case work: 4Q2021-4Q2021; Home Depot USA Inc., v. Lynk Labs, Inc., IPR declaration for U.S. Patent
10,517,149 (IPR2022-000023), (retained by petitioner Home Depot USA, Inc) – retained by DLA Piper LLP
a. Deposition: 1 (Cumulative total: 50)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 18)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 1 (Cumulative total: 10)
d. Technology: LED products, LED circuits, including both DC and AC circuit design. LED color
emission, white light, color mixing, CIE charts, and black body radiators for color temperature.

120. Active case work: 4Q2021-Present; Everlight Elecs. Co. Ltd. v. Amazon.com, Inc. et al., 6:21-CV-00906 (W. D.
TX filed: August 31st 2021); (retained by defendant Amazon.com) – Morrison and Foerster LLP.
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 50)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 18)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 10)
d. Technology: LED chips, LED packaging with metallic electrodes, flip-chip solder bumping, and
doping of semiconductors for electrical conduction.

121. Active case work: 4Q2021-2Q2021; Hanwha Solutions Corporation and affiliated companies including Q-Cells,
Boviet Renewable Power, Boviet Solar, Canadian Solar International v. Advanced Silicon Group Technologies,
ITC 337-TA-1271 (filed: 14th October 2020) “Certain silicon photovoltaic cells and modules with nanostructures,
and products containing the same.” (retained by joint defense group consisting of Quinn Emanual Urquhart &
Sullivan, LLP., Morgan Lewis and Bockius, LLP., and Sidley Austin LLP.).
a. Deposition: 2 (Cumulative total: 52)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 1 (Cumulative total: 19)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 10)
d. Technology: Silicon based solar/photovoltaic cells and modules that include fabrication techniques
such as deposition, diffusion, wet/dry etching of nanostructures, nanowires, and nano-structures, nanofeatures, black silicon, monocrystalline wafers, and polysilicon fabrication.

122. Active case work: 4Q2021-2Q2022; Dell Computer Inc, v. KT Imaging USA LLC, Declaration for IPR with patent
number 6,876,544 as petitioner, (to be filed), (retained by defendant Dell Computer Inc) – retained by petitioner
Farella, Braun, and Martel.
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 52)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 19)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 10)
d. Technology: Image sensor modules, cameras in PCs/laptops, consumer products, tear downs, optical
lenses, optical packaging, optical alignment.

123. Active case work: 1Q2022-2Q2022; Cree Lighting, Wolfspeed, Ideal Industries Lighting, v. CAO Lighting,
Declaration for IPR with patent number 6,465,961 as petitioner, (filed 8th April 2022), (retained by defendant
Cree Lighting) – retained by Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP.
a. Deposition: 1 (Cumulative total: 53)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 19)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 1 (Cumulative total: 11)
d. Technology: LED based light bulbs, LED chips, LED arrays, LED packaging, chip-on-board, heat
sinks, GaN, InGaN, AlGaN (Gallium Nitride, Indium Gallium Nitride, Aluminum Gallium Nitride)
epitaxial layers, active regions, cladding layers, optical mirrors, DBRs

124. Active case work: 1Q2022-2Q2022; Cree Lighting, Wolfspeed, Ideal Industries Lighting, v. CAO Lighting,
Declaration for IPR with patent numbers 6,634,770 as petitioner, (filed 8th April 2022), (retained by defendant
Cree Lighting) – retained by Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP.
a. Deposition: 1 (Cumulative total: 54)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 19)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 1 (Cumulative total: 12)
d. Technology: LED based light bulbs, LED chips, LED arrays, LED packaging, chip-on-board, heat
sinks, GaN, InGaN, AlGaN (Gallium Nitride, Indium Gallium Nitride, Aluminum Gallium Nitride)
epitaxial layers, active regions, cladding layers, optical mirrors, DBRs

125. Active case work: 1Q2022-2Q2022; Cree Lighting dba Ideal Industries Lighting, v. CAO Lighting, 1:21-cv-00634
(MD NC filed 12th Aug 2021,), (retained by defendant Cree Lighting) – retained by Kilpatrick Townsend &
Stockton LLP.
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 54)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 19)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 12)
d. Technology: LED based light bulbs, LED chips, LED arrays, LED packaging, chip-on-board, heat
sinks, GaN, InGaN, AlGaN (Gallium Nitride, Indium Gallium Nitride, Aluminum Gallium Nitride)
epitaxial layers, active regions, cladding layers, optical mirrors, DBRs

126. Active case work: 1Q2022-2Q2022; Lite-On Technology Corporation and Genesis Photonics Inc., v. Sensor
Electronic Technology Inc., (SETi), 6:21-cv-00322 (WD Tex filed 12th Aug 2021,), (retained by plaintiff LiteOn
and Genesis) – retained by Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP.
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 54)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 19)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 12)
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d. Technology: LED based light bulbs, LED chips, LED arrays, LED packaging, flip-chip packaging,
chip-on-board, heat sinks, GaN, InGaN, AlGaN (Gallium Nitride, Indium Gallium Nitride, Aluminum
Gallium Nitride) epitaxial layers, GaN fabrication, LED quantum well active regions, LEDcladding
layers, optical mirrors, DBRs

127. Active case work: 1Q2022-2Q2022; Lite-On Technology Corporation and Genesis Photonics Inc., v. Sensor
Electronic Technology Inc., (SETi), Declaration for IPR (IPR2022-00395) as patent owner, (retained by plaintiff
LiteOn and Genesis) – retained by Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP.
a. Deposition: 2 (Cumulative total: 56)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 19)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 2 (Cumulative total: 14)
d. Technology: LED based light bulbs, LED chips, LED arrays, LED packaging, flip-chip packaging,
chip-on-board, heat sinks, GaN, InGaN, AlGaN (Gallium Nitride, Indium Gallium Nitride, Aluminum
Gallium Nitride) epitaxial layers, GaN fabrication, LED quantum well active regions, LED cladding
layers, optical mirrors, DBRs

128. Active case work: 1Q2022-2Q2022; Lite-On Technology Corporation and Genesis Photonics Inc., v. Sensor
Electronic Technology Inc., (SETi), Declaration for IPR (IPR2022-00396) as patent owner, (retained by plaintiff
LiteOn and Genesis) – retained by Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP.
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 56)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 19)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 14)
d. Technology: LED based light bulbs, LED chips, LED arrays, LED packaging, flip-chip packaging,
chip-on-board, heat sinks, GaN, InGaN, AlGaN (Gallium Nitride, Indium Gallium Nitride, Aluminum
Gallium Nitride) epitaxial layers, GaN fabrication, LED quantum well active regions, LED cladding
layers, optical mirrors, DBRs

129. Active case work: 1Q2022-2Q2022; Lite-On Technology Corporation and Genesis Photonics Inc., v. Sensor
Electronic Technology Inc., (SETi), Declaration for IPR (IPR2022-00397) as patent owner, (retained by plaintiff
LiteOn and Genesis) – retained by Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP.
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 56)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 19)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 14)
d. Technology: LED based light bulbs, LED chips, LED arrays, LED packaging, flip-chip packaging,
chip-on-board, heat sinks, GaN, InGaN, AlGaN (Gallium Nitride, Indium Gallium Nitride, Aluminum
Gallium Nitride) epitaxial layers, GaN fabrication, LED quantum well active regions, LED cladding
layers, optical mirrors, DBRs

130. Active case work: 1Q2022-2Q2022; Lite-On Technology Corporation and Genesis Photonics Inc., v. Sensor
Electronic Technology Inc., (SETi), Declaration for IPR (IPR2022-00406) as patent owner, (retained by plaintiff
LiteOn and Genesis) – retained by Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP.
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 56)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 19)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 14)
d. Technology: LED based light bulbs, LED chips, LED arrays, LED packaging, flip-chip packaging,
chip-on-board, heat sinks, GaN, InGaN, AlGaN (Gallium Nitride, Indium Gallium Nitride, Aluminum
Gallium Nitride) epitaxial layers, GaN fabrication, LED quantum well active regions, LED cladding
layers, optical mirrors, DBRs

131. Active case work: 1Q2022-2Q2022; Lite-On Technology Corporation and Genesis Photonics Inc., v. Sensor
Electronic Technology Inc., (SETi), Declaration for IPR (IPR2022-00419) as patent owner, (retained by plaintiff
LiteOn and Genesis) – retained by Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP.
a. Deposition: 1 (Cumulative total: 57)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 19)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 1 (Cumulative total: 15)
d. Technology: LED based light bulbs, LED chips, LED arrays, LED packaging, flip-chip packaging,
chip-on-board, heat sinks, GaN, InGaN, AlGaN (Gallium Nitride, Indium Gallium Nitride, Aluminum
Gallium Nitride) epitaxial layers, GaN fabrication, LED quantum well active regions, LED cladding
layers, optical mirrors, DBRs

132. Active case work: 1Q2022-3Q2022; Panasonic Corporation, v. Magna International Inc., 21-cv-00319 (WD Tex
filed 31st Mar 2021,), (retained by plaintiff Panasonic) – retained by Sidley Austin LLP.
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 57)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 19)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 15)
d. Technology: Automotive sensors, cameras, electronic circuitry, controls, packaging, surround view
camera systems.

133. Active case work: 2Q2022 – Present; Jiaxing Super Lighting Electric Appliance Co., LTD and Obert Inc. v.
Maxlite Inc., 19-CV-04047 (CA C.D. Filed 8th May 2019), (retained by defendant Maxlite Inc) – retained by
defendant Procopio, Cory, Hargreaves and Savitch LLP.
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 57)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 19)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 15)
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d. Technology: LED lighting and LED packaging technologies for T8 and T12 form factor tube lighting.
Technologies such as LED luminaire/tube packaging, mechanical structure, thermal heat dissipation,
electronic circuitry, printed circuit boards, and LED chips.

134. Active case work: 1Q2022 – 4Q2022; Advanced Engineering Services LLC., v. Lumasense Technologies Inc.,
and DOES 1-50, 21-CV-03279-WHO combined with 20-CV-07905-WHO (CA N.D. Filed 23rd Feb 2022),
(retained by plaintiff Advanced Engineering Services LLC) – retained by plaintiff SAC Attorneys LLP
a. Deposition: 1 (Cumulative total: 58)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 19)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 15)
d. Technology: Thermal, gas, and flow sensing for use in designing and manufacturing equipment used
in semiconductor chip manufacturing. In particular, review of data relating to the simulation of finite
element analysis (“FEA”) and computational fluid dynamics (“CFD”) data for gases, temperature, and
stress with actual sensor data that could be intelligently integrated, customized, installed, tested,
verified, and validated.

135. Active case work: 2Q2022-3Q2022; Frontier Communications v. Charter Communications, Pre-litigation IP and
Due Diligence; Case No. TBD; Retained by Frontier Communications, (retained by Mayer Brown LLP)
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 58)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 19)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 15)
d. Technology: Optical PON for high-speed data FTTH evaluation, testing, and analysis.

136. Active case work: 2Q2022-3Q2022; Russ, August & Kabat, Pre-litigation IP and Due Diligence; Case No. TBD;
(retained by plaintiff – Russ, August & Kabat LLP)
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 58)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 19)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 15)
d. Technology: High volume fiber optic transceivers for EPON/GPON with: CDR circuits, ‘Intelligencein-the-Module’ and ‘M-ary’ families.

137. Active case work: 2Q2022-3Q2022; Signify Holding B.V. v. GE Lighting Solutions LLC., Declaration for IPR
(IPR2022-XXX – in draft form for US patent #7,497,973) as petitioner, (retained by petitioner Signify Holding
B.V.) – retained by Alston and Bird LLP
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 58)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 19)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 15)
d. Technology: LED based light bulbs, LED chips that emit in the UV and visible, LED arrays, LED
packaging including phosphors and encapsulants, and the type of phosphors utilized for different
emission. In particular, phosphors that are activated by dopants such as Europium (Eu), Manganese
(Mn) and the associated ions for these materials e.g. Mn2+, Mn3+, Mn4+, Mn6+, etc. Included
analysis of InGaN and AlGaN based epitaxial material systems, and the use of phosphors in high
pressure mercury vapor lamps.

138. Active case work: 3Q22 – Present; Canon, Inc., and Canon USA Inc v. WSOU Investments, LLC d/b/a Brazos
Licensing and Development., Declaration for IPR ((IPR2022-XXX) for US patent #7,493,030 as petitioner,
(retained by Canon Inc) – retained by Orrick LLP
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 58)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 19)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 15)
d. Technology: Digital camera operation including optical focus, image sensing, optical train, depth of
field, exposure time, different focus and focal areas of a portion of the image, general photography
and optical principles.

139. Active case work: 3Q22 – Present; Canon, Inc., and Canon USA Inc v. WSOU Investments, LLC d/b/a Brazos
Licensing and Development., 21-CV- 00166-ADA-DTG (W.D. TX.) Filed 29th Sept 2022. (retained by defendant
Canon Inc) – retained by Orrick LLP
a. Deposition: 1 (Cumulative total: 59)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 19)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 15)
d. Technology: Digital camera operation including optical focus, image sensing, optical train, depth of
field, exposure time, different focus and focal areas of a portion of the image, general photography
and optical principles.
e.

140. Active case work: 3Q22 – Present; Fujifilm Sonosite., v. Butterfly Network, Inc., 1-22-CV-00309 (D.Del) Filed
29th Mar 2022), (retained by defendant Butterfly Network, Inc.,) – retained by defendant Akin Gump LLP
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 59)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 19)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 15)
d. Technology: Ultra-sonic equipment that includes displays, especially OLED displays. The electronic
circuits and how displays are electronically controlled.
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141. Active case work: 3Q22 – Present; LedComm LLC., v. IKEA US Retail LLC et al, 6-22-CV-00302-ADA (W.D.
Tx.) Filed 21st Mar 2022), (retained by defendant IKEA US Retail LLC et al.) – retained by defendant Flaster
Greenberg LLP
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 59)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 19)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 15)
d. Technology: LED surface mount packaging, LED GaN/InGaN chips, and associated LED lighting
performance specifications.

142. Active case work: 2Q22 – 3Q2022; NXP Semiconductors N.V. and NXP USA Inc., v. MediaTek Inc,, Amazon.com
Inc., Belkin International Inc, Linksys USA Inc., et al, ITC Investigation 337-TA-1287 entitled “Certain integrated
circuits, and electronic devices and products containing the same” (Filed 1st Dec 2021), (retained by respondents
Amazon.com Inc.,) – retained by respondent Morrison Foerster LLP
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 59)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 19)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 15)
d. Technology: LED surface mount packaging, LED GaN/InGaN chips, and associated LED lighting
performance specifications. LED Luminaires.

143. Active case work: 3Q22 – 4Q22; Amazon.com Inc., v. Epistar Corp., 6-22-CV-00526-ADA (W.D. Tx.) Filed 24th
May 2022), (retained by defendant Amazon.com Inc..) – retained by defendant Morrison Foerster LLP
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 59)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 19)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 15)
d. Technology: LED surface mount packaging, LED GaN/InGaN chips, GaN/InGaN epitaxial growth,
fabrication, device design and packaging. LED luminaires.

144. Active case work: 4Q22 – Present; Amazon.com Inc., v. Epistar Corp., 6-22-CV-00526-ADA (W.D. Tx.) Filed
24th May 2022), (retained by defendant Amazon.com Inc..) – retained by defendant Perkins Coie LLP
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 59)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 19)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 15)
d. Technology: LED surface mount packaging, LED GaN/InGaN chips, GaN/InGaN epitaxial growth,
fabrication, device design and packaging. LED Luminaires.

145. Active case work: 4Q22 – Present; Qorvo., v. Akoustis Technologies Inc., 1-21-CV-1417-JPM (C.A.) Filed 4th
Oct 2021), (retained by defendant Akoustis.) – retained by defendant Pillsbury LLP
a. Deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 59)
b. Trial/Hearing/Court appearance: 0 (Cumulative total: 19)
c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 15)
d. Technology: acoustic wave filters, BAW filters (bulk-acoustic-wave) filters for RF applications,
devices, fabrication, and character.

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Lebby legal resume for the courts to determine his qualifications in the Semiconductor and Photonic Patent infringement cases whenever he is hired to represent them and explain to the courts what a particular patent says.

SUMMARY OF TECHNICAL EXPERTISE:
Industry roles (majority of career): Dr, Lebby has founded and led several companies in various positions
including CEO and CTO (Ignis Optics, Oculi, One Chip Photonics, OIDA, Translucent Photonics, and Lightwave
Logic). Dr. Lebby is currently Chairman & CEO of a public company (Lightwave Logic Inc. NASDAQ:LWLG). As
CEO, Dr. Lebby led LWLG from an OTCQB company to OTCQX, and then to up-list on NASDAQ, organically,
without raising financing (which is extremely rare), on 1st September 2021. Subsequently, Dr. Lebby was invited to
‘ring the bell’ and close the NASDAQ stock market for ethe week on 10th September 2021. The event was carried live
on Fox, CNBC, Bloomberg, and BNN networks. On 1st September 2022, Lebby was elected Chairman of Lightwave
Logic Inc.
Academia role (minor part of career): Dr. Lebby has been a full professor (part-time) in optoelectronics at
Glyndwr University, Wales, UK (2013-15). Dr. Lebby has over 60 publications and has a google scholar h-index = 46
(which includes issued patents and published patent applications), i10-index = 165, with over 8400 citations.
Key professional bodies: Dr. Lebby is a chong of the National Academy of Inventors (NAI), the IEEE
(Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers), and the OSA (Optical Society of America). Dr. Lebby is a Chartered
Engineer of the British Institute of Electrical Engineers (roughly equivalent to the professional engineer status in USA).
Dr. Lebby started work in telecommunications industry and has generated over 40 years of experience in a
number of technical disciplines and technologies. Dr. Lebby is well versed in electronics, semiconductor physics,
optoelectronics, optics, materials, packaging, module design, ICs and electrical engineering in general. Dr. Lebby has
experience in commercial and industrial research of technologies such as silicon, compound semiconductors,
manufacturing, fabrication, design, simulation, testing, evaluation, reliability, qualification of new ideas, concepts and
products.
Dr. Lebby is co-inventor of the world’s first ‘oxide VCSEL’ (this is a type of semiconductor laser) that is
now being utilized for consumer applications (Face ID of Apple’s iPhone as an example, laser mice for PCs as another
example). US Patent #5359618 “High Efficiency VCSEL and Method of Fabrication” issued 25th October 1994.
Estimated commercial volumes of this semiconductor device exceed many billions of units.
Dr. Lebby has over 230 issued utility patents with the USPTO in subjects such as electronics, optoelectronics,
photonics, packaging, transceiver modules, optical sub-assemblies, materials, epitaxial growth, device design,
assembly, and various active and passive components (both electronic and optoelectronic). Dr. Lebby regularly
receives invites to speak at technical conferences as well as banking and financial conferences. Dr. Lebby has appeared
in panels and interviews many times and regularly is communicating with the public on various platforms. Dr. Lebby is
currently chairman of the International PIC conference based in Europe (since it’s conception in 2015). Dr. Lebby is
inventor or co-inventor of ~230 issued USPTO utility patents (or over 450 if international derivatives are included), as
well as over 80 published patent applications.
Dr. Lebby has participated in over 130 patent litigation cases as a technical expert witness, including over 20
trials and over 50 depositions. Dr. Lebby has authored numerous expert reports and is familiar with State (District),
Federal (ITC) and PTAB-IPR court processes for expert witness testimony. Dr. Lebby has been cited in patent
litigation case history (ITC investigation in the matter of: Certain Active Optical Cables and Products Containing the
Same (ITC Inv #337-TA-1233)). See details below in Expert Witness Experience.
The types of products that Dr. Lebby understands and includes but are not limited to; Light Emitting Diodes
(LEDs), Laser Diodes (LDs), photodetectors (PDs), optical waveguides, fiber optics, displays (LCD, LED, OLED),
lighting luminaires, plastic photonics, optical polymers, sensors, LIDAR, solar cells, lighting, data communication,
CMOS, and even new opportunities such as medical and life science applications for photonics. Dr. Lebby is
internationally known for his work with integrated photonics, PICs (Photonic Integrated Circuits), silicon photonics,
and semiconductor technologies such as InP, GaAs, III-GaN, silicon, as well as SiGe and silicon ICs (MOSFETs,
FinFETs, bipolar), power FETs, RF FETs, various display technologies such as LCD, OLED, LED, cameras, as well as
micro-fluidics and nanostructures/wires etc. Dr. Lebby has worked with DC current as well as AC current, high
frequency design, microwave design, and multi-wavelength, visible wavelengths, in addition to
850nm/1310nm/1500nm/NIR fiber optic communications. Dr. Lebby has worked extensively in fiber optics which
includes Fiber based systems, chassis’, trays, modules, adapters, splice devices, connectors, transceivers, packaging as
well as architecture and optical communication standards/protocols.
Dr. Lebby is currently CEO of a public company (Lightwave Logic Inc. NASDAQ:LWLG). As CEO, Dr.
Lebby took LWLG from an OTCQX company to up-list on NASDAQ, organically, without raising financing (which is
extremely rare). LWLG was listed on NASDAQ 1st September 2021, and Dr. Lebby was invited to close the NASDAQ
stock market on 10th September 2021 and “ring the bell”. The event was carried on Fox, CNBC, Bloomberg, and BNN
networks.

The shorts will say anything, this is Lebbies Legal Bio

Just who is Michael Lebby?, here is his Biography

Lebbys Legal BIOGRAPHY:
Biography: Michael S. Lebby joined Lightwave Logic as a member of the Board of Directors in 2015. In May 2017, Dr. Lebby assumed the role of CEO, and in September 2022, Chairman and CEO of Lightwave Logic Inc (NASDAQ:LWLG). Lightwave Logic is a technological company commercializing Electro-Optical polymers and successfully up listed the company to NASDAQ on 1st September, 2021. Dr. Lebby was invited to close the NASDAQ stock market on 10th September 2021. The event was carried on Fox, CNBC, Bloomberg, BNN networks.
Dr. Lebby (born 1961, London, UK) is an Anglo-American entrepreneur and intrapreneur in the fields of optoelectronics/photonics electronics and semiconductors. Dr. Lebby’s career started with the British Government in 1977 in telecommunications and he did research at their research labs (RSRE Malvern) in the early 1980s. Dr. Lebby worked at AT&T’s research labs: Bell Labs (1985-1989) in photonics, and subsequently drove the development (and co-authored the first patent) of the oxide VCSEL diode laser at Motorola in the 1990s (which is e, now used in laser mice 3D structured light sensing/FaceID in mobile phones, optical interconnects; where volumes of the laser are over 1B units today). From 2005-2010 he led the USA trade association in optoelectronics (OIDA) and represented the optoelectronics and photonics industry on Capitol Hill.
Dr. Lebby has led and run technical start-ups and commercialized optoelectronic and photonics technology into volume manufacturing. Dr. Lebby has also had roles as a Venture Capitalist specializing in Optical Communications. He is currently a technical expert to the European Commission. He is a Fellow member of NAI (National Academy of Inventors), IEEE, and OSA, and has been voted PIC (Photonic Integrated Circuit) business leader of the year by the PIC International Conference in 2018.
Dr. Lebby holds over 450 issued international patents in photonics and electronics, that have been derived from over 230 issued USPTO utility patents, mostly in the field of optoelectronics, photonics, and semiconductors. He has been cited by the USPTO to be in the most prolific 75 inventors in USA from 1988-1997.
Dr. Lebby is passionate about photonics and has focused his efforts over the last 30 years to drive new photonics manufacturing programs in USA and Europe as well as industry-based photonics technology roadmaps.
Dr. Lebby is also passionate about optics and philately, and has been elected to both the London Guild of Spectacle Makers as well as the Royal Philatelic Society London.

WORK HISTORY:
2003 – Present Oculi LLC, CEO and CTO (part-time consulting)
Oculi LLC provides consulting in expert witness, trial, deposition, expert reports, infringement, invalidity, and various patent and IP litigation in photonics, optoelectronics, semiconductors, and fiber optic telecommunication technology segments. Engaged patent agencies have included: IMS Expert Services, Thomson Reuters Expert Witness Services (now Round Table Group), LitXpert Expert Witness Group,Teklicon Expert Witness Agency, Beche Expert Services Group, Forensis Group: Expert Witness Services,
and Expertconnect. Oculi LLC also provides consulting to Ambature Inc. in superconductivity

SELECTED PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES & AWARDS:
Elected Chairman of Lightwave Logic Inc., NASDAQ:LWLG 1st September 2022

Elected to the Corporate Engagement Council (newly formed OIDA to represent the global optical industry) for Optica in June 2022.

Invited to ring the closing bell of NASDAQ (with associated TV interviews) on 10th September, 2021 Elected Fellow of the National Academy of Inventors (NAI) in 2020.

Voted winner at the PIC Conference (Photonic Integrated Circuits) as PIC Entrepreneur and Business Leader of the Year (March 2018).

Dr. Lebby is co-inventor of the oxide VCSEL (semiconductor laser) that is now being utilized for consumer applications (Face ID of Apple’s iPhone as an example). US Patent #5359618 “High Efficiency VCSEL and Method of Fabrication” issued 25th October 1994.

Dr. Lebby was recognized professionally as a Fellow of IEEE (2005) and OSA (2007) with his technical contributions to the field of optoelectronics.

Dr. Lebby is a member of the Fellows review committee of IEEE.

As an inventor Dr. Lebby has achieved >230 issued utility patents with the USPTO.

As an inventor Dr. Lebby has ~80 published utility patent applications with the USPTO

As an inventor Dr. Lebby has over 450 issued patents world-wide if international derivatives are counted.

Dr. Lebby’s novel laser-based device, packaging, modules designs led Motorola to sell their patent portfolio independently where a number of the patents have “very high licensing coefficients.” Dr. Lebby was given a special award from the Chairman of Motorola for exemplary patent invention accomplishments in 1998 and #1 prolific inventor in Motorola’s history.

Over 60 publications

Over 300 public media activities (that include: Books, Chapters, Reports, Abstracts, Videos, Lectures, Speeches, Reviews, Courses, Talks, Invited Talks, Keynote Talks, Plenary Talks, Webinars, Interviews, Articles, etc.).

Author of OIDA’s annual market optoelectronics report and forecast (2009 version is over 600 pages), which receives international exposure and recognition. Regularly interacts with government agencies in Washington DC on photonics-based projects (DARPA, ARPA-E, NIH, NSF, DOE, NIST, DoD etc.). Typical chapters included: LEDs, laser diodes, fiber optic communications, sensors, displays, solar, green photonics, military photonics, and applications of photonics such as solid-state lighting (LED luminaires), automotive, medical, etc.
Is the recipient of a 2nd doctorate (higher) from Bradford University, UK, and only the second in the
universities history to receive a D.Eng from industry (rest being academia).

Intrepreneur at: (i) Motorola: Co-founded Optobus division – VCSEL laser based parallel optical interconnect solution, and (ii) Intel: Co-founded the Intel optics division for silicon photonics where over $300M was initially invested for the division.

Entrepreneur: Founded (and CEO) Ignis Optics Inc., a venture backed company (>$30M) that designed and manufactured 10Gbps fiber optic transceivers. Sold the company to Bookham (NASDAQ: BKHM) in 2003.
Restructured OneChip Photonics (as CEO) through bankruptcy, and new VC-based funding. Assisted in the raising of >$50M VC funding as a member of BoD. Founded Oculi LLC and Obsidian Motors LLC.

IEEE CPMT Board of Governors (’98- ‘02); IEEE Phoenix Waves and Devices Junior Engineer of the Year (1993); CPMT Distinguished lecturer (2000), CPMT technical committee (TC-10 & ECTC) 1991 to 2011


Advised at Board of Director level for a number of technical start-ups

Chartered Engineer (C.Eng) from IEE (UK). The chartered engineering status is equivalent to the US PE (professional engineer)


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Lebby's expert witness experience this is the summary then I'll post the details of the companies, entities and countries who have called on Lebby this is just the technologies following Technologies. Understand that in order to change an entire industry you must understand every aspect of it.

That is what he is doing.

c. Technology: Optoelectronics (optical storage, fiber optic communications, sensors, high power lasers,
LED lighting, LED luminaires etc.).

c. Technology: semiconductor lasers/VCSELs, fiber optic transceiver modules

c. Technology: CMOS image sensors; design and fabrication

c. Technology: LEDs, device design, color gamut, packaging, optical lensing, lead frames, surface
mount packaging.

c. Technology: Fiber optic networks, optical switches, ROADMs and optical filters (dielectric based).

c. Technology: Wavelength optical switches, optical filters, and optical components, liquid crystal
technology.

c. Technology: IC design, layout, and operation; especially laser driver chips for VCSELs. High speed
laboratory testing.

c. Technology: Bar code scanners and associated optics such as imagers, lasers, LEDs, molded optics.
Laboratory testing.

c. Technology: IC design, layout, and operation; especially laser driver chips for VCSELs. High speed
laboratory testing.


c. Technology: CD, CVD, BluRay optical disk drives, optical components, laser diodes, and optical
beam patterns. Laboratory testing of visible optics.

c. Technology: LED backlights for vehicles; LED package and optical module/LED luminaire design.

c. Technology: LED backlights for vehicles; LED package and optical module/luminaire design.

c. Technology: Photonic Integrated Circuits using InP (Indium Phosphide); lasers, detectors,
waveguides, mux/demux, spot size converters.

c. Technology: LED devices, packages and modules/luminaires for vehicles.

c. Technology: LEDs for mobile phones; LED epitaxial layers, device designs, optical lensing,
packaging. Laboratory reverse engineering using TEM/SEM/EDAX etc.

c. Technology: GaN buffer layers for LEDs, and associated technical marketing, sales and import
process into USA.

d. Technology: Optical storage using laser diodes, photodetectors and optical materials

d. Technology: Optical storage using laser diodes, photodetectors and optical materials

d. Technology: Optical storage using laser diodes, photodetectors and optical materials

d. Technology: Optical storage using laser diodes, photodetectors and optical materials

d. Technology: Optical storage using laser diodes, photodetectors and optical materials

d. Technology: Optical storage using laser diodes, photodetectors and optical materials

d. Technology: Proximity sensors using LEDs, photodetectors and innovative semiconductor packaging.

d. Technology: High power lasers (YAG, CO2) to engrave and scribe dental orthodontic brackets.

d. Technology: Trade secret MOCVD epitaxial growth techniques for high power GaN/InGaN LED technology, luminaires, modules and packaging.

d. Technology: GaN/InGaN LEDs on structured substrates with reverse engineering laboratory analysis.

d. Technology: Proximity sensors for mobile phones.

d. Technology: Fiber optic transceiver modules.

d. Technology: High power gas laser design and operation.

d. Technology: LED packaging for illumination. LED luminaires.

d. Technology: Electrical connector, IC, and LED light product design including luminaires.

d. Technology: Electrical connector, IC, and LED light product design including luminaires.

d. Technology: Electrical connector, IC, and LED light product design including luminaires.

d. Technology: Electrical connector, IC, and LED light product design including luminaires.

d. Technology: Electrical connector, IC, and LED light product design including luminaires.

d. Technology: Electrical connector, IC, and LED light product design including luminaires.

d. Technology: Electrical connector, IC, and LED light product design including luminaires.

d. Technology: High performance GaN based RF FET device design and operation.

d. Technology: Laser/photodetector based LIDAR design and operation for self-driving vehicles.

d. Technology: LED based luminaire design for lighting.

d. Technology: Optical and electrical device, optics, and package designs for LIDAR based self-driving
vehicles.

d. Technology: Optoelectronic based proximity sensors using LEDs and photodetectors.

d. Technology: Coding designs of optical digital signals for high performance optical networks.

d. Technology: Fiber optic connectors, panels, and distribution switches using optoelectronic
components.

d. Technology: Fiber optic connectors, panels, and distribution switches using optoelectronic
components.

d. Technology: Fiber optic connectors, panels, and distribution switches using optoelectronic
components.


d. Technology: Fiber optic connectors, panels, and distribution switches using optoelectronic
components.

d. Technology: High power grating surface emitter laser diodes, and associated packaging and device
design for laser-based cooking ovens.

d. Technology: Fiber optic based optical communications for coherent technologies

d. Technology: Fiber optic based optoelectronic semiconductor component design and operation.

d. Technology: Fiber optic based optoelectronic semiconductor component design and operation.
Including both direct detect and coherent communications, and encoding techniques such as PSK,
QPSK, AM, FM etc.

d. Technology: High volume, low cost optical lens and optics technology.

d. Technology: Bar-code scanners and associated optical/optoelectronic component performance and
operation.


d. Technology: Fabrication, design, and reverse engineering of silicon-based FET ICs.

d. Technology: Fabrication, design, characterization, and packaging of silicon-based FET ICs for power
applications

d. Technology: Design and packaging of high brightness GaN based LEDs for luminaires.

d. Technology: Submarine and subsea fiber optic cables: technology, markets, economic impact, and
history.

d. Technology: Design and packaging of high brightness GaN based LEDs for luminaires.

d. Technology: Large LED Panels, LED displays, LED modular panel design, LED thermal engineering
and color displays for outdoor environments.


Technology: CMOS device (inc FinFETs) and IC fabrication techniques at 40, 28, 20, 16nm nodes.

d. Technology: High brightness InGaAlP, GaP, AlGaAs, and GaN/InGaN based LEDs for use in medical
instruments

d. Technology: LIDAR optical and electronic component and system technology

d. Technology: Trade Secret GaAs based solar cell design, fabrication, manufacturing, and device
performance

d. Technology: Fiber optic connectors, panels, and distribution switches using optoelectronic
components.


d. Technology: Electrical and fiber optic connectors, panels, and distribution switches using both
electronic and optoelectronic components.

d. Technology: Electrical and fiber optic connectors, panels, and distribution switches using both
electronic and optoelectronic components.

d. Technology: Electrical and fiber optic connectors, panels, and distribution switches using both
electronic and optoelectronic components.

d. Technology: Electrical and fiber optic connectors, panels, and distribution switches using both
electronic and optoelectronic components.
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d. Technology: Semiconductor displays using active matrix LCD and thin film transistor technology.
Design, fabrication, and circuit layout.

d. Technology: Semiconductor displays using active matrix LCD and thin film transistor technology.
Design and fabrication technology.

d. Technology: LED lighting, LED luminaires, LED performance, electrical and mechanical design and
construction.

d. Technology: LEDs for mobile phones

d. Technology: LED chips, LED packaging, LED lenses, LED luminaires, backlights, displays, and
televisions/monitors

c. IPR/PTAB trial/deposition: 0 (Cumulative total: 4)

d. Technology: Silicon solar cells and materials analysis of passivation layers

d. Technology: Fiber optic based optoelectronic semiconductor component and transceiver design/
operation.

d. Technology: LED chips, LED packaging and ceramic thermal heat sinking technology.

d. Technology: LED chips, LED packaging and ceramic thermal heat sinking technology

d. Technology: Fiber optic based optoelectronic semiconductor components, transceivers, and subsystems.

d. Technology: LED design patent, and the design of an aftermarket LED based headlight assembly for
an automobile.

d. Technology: LED chips, LED packaging and ceramic thermal heat sinking technology (LTCC).

d. Technology: LED chips, LED packaging and light bulb filaments with transparent sub-mounts.

d. Technology: Electrical and fiber optic connectors, panels, and distribution switches using both
electronic and optoelectronic components.

d. Technology: LED chips, LED packaging and light bulb filaments with transparent sub-mounts.

d. Technology: Silicon solar cells and materials analysis of passivation layers

d. Technology: Silicon solar cells and materials analysis of passivation layers

d. Technology: Optical filters and optical sensor systems, design and fabrication of dielectric materials
for passband filters in applications such as optical communications, imaging, sensing, medical,
automotive.

d. Technology: Fiber optic adapters, fiber optic connectors (simplex, duplex, quad, multi-fiber), fiber
trays, racks, and fiber cabinet equipment.
e. Technology: LED chips, LED packaging and light bulb filaments with transparent sub-mounts.

d. Optoelectronics, LEDs, lead frame packaging, optics, optical lenses, GaN (Gallium Nitride), optical
transparency

d. Technology: Silicon CMOS image sensors, drive electronics, smart pixels and CCD technology

d. Technology: Touch sensor (resistive, optical, and capacitive) technology for mobile displays.
Analysis of display, electronic, and optical technologies.

d. Optoelectronics; solar cell design, fabrication, device performance, packaging, and interface issues
relating to passivation (both chemical and electric field enhanced).

d. Technology: Fiber optic based optoelectronic semiconductor component design and operation,
especially phase shift keying (PSK, QPSK) and phase based coherent communications.

d. Technology: Fiber optic wavelength selective switches (WSS), reconfigurable add-drop multiplexors
(ROADMs), and their design. Technical issues include polarization, wavelength selection, coupling,
mux/demux and operation in optical networks.

d. Optoelectronics: solar cell design, fabrication, device performance, packaging, and interface issues
relating to passivation (both chemical and electric field enhanced).


d. Technology: Light projectors for display and the color wheel, phosphor technology, high power visible
lasers for projection, and the associated packaging of the modules/projectors for efficient cost design.

d. Technology: Visible GaN based LEDs and various packaging optical lens designs for directing and
re-directing LED light output with applications in street lighting.

d. Technology: Hand-held silicon CMOS image sensors, drive electronics, smart pixels and CCD
technology. Technical history of CCD v. CMOS image sensors in the 1990s and associated
performance criteria.

d. Technology: Hand-held silicon CMOS image sensors, drive electronics, smart pixels and CCD
technology. Technical history of CCD v. CMOS image sensors in the 1990s and associated
performance criteria.

d. Technology: Hand-held silicon CMOS image sensors, drive electronics, smart pixels and CCD
technology. Technical history of CCD v. CMOS image sensors in the 1990s and associated
performance criteria.

d. Technology: Hand-held silicon CMOS image sensors, drive electronics, smart pixels and CCD
technology. Technical history of CCD v. CMOS image sensors in the 1990s and associated
performance criteria.

d. Technology: Electrical and fiber optic connectors, panels, and distribution switches using both
electronic and optoelectronic components. Noise suppression using EMI between electrical
components and connectors.

d. Technology: Hand-held silicon CMOS image sensors, drive electronics, smart pixels and CCD
technology.

d. Technology: Hand-held silicon CMOS image sensors, drive electronics, smart pixels and CCD

d. Technology: Analysis of coding for fiber optic communications, specifically in relation to the standardization process for the Telecommunication Standardization Sector of the International Telecommunications Union (“ITU-T”), including the ITU-T’s G.709: Interfaces for the optical transport network standard (“G.709” or “the G.709 Standard”). In particular, the technical issues that relate to OTN hierarchy; functionality of the overhead in support of multi-wavelength optical
networks; frame structures, bit rates, and formats for mapping client signals.

d. Technology: LED chips, LED packaging and light bulb filaments with transparent sub-mounts.

d. Technology: LIDAR technology for motor vehicles that includes fiber amplifiers, LIDAR hardware,
laser diodes, photodetectors, fiber links, and free space communications.

d. Technology: Active optical cables with embedded silicon modulator ICs, copper cable, fiber optic cable, VCSEL laser diodes, photodetectors and cable sheathing for consumer applications such as gaming, HDMI, USB, etc.

d. Technology: LED lighting, LED chips, LED packages and LED packaging technologies such as
molding, glob-top, substrates, die mounting, optical reflectors, and electrical interconnect layouts.

d. Technology: LED lighting and LED packaging technologies for T8 and T12 form factor tube lighting.
Technologies such as LED luminaire/tube packaging, mechanical structure, thermal heat dissipation, electronic circuitry, printed circuit boards, and LED chips.

d. Technology: Image sensor modules, cameras in PCs/laptops, consumer products, tear downs, optical
lenses, optical packaging, optical alignment.

d. Technology: LED lighting and LED packaging technologies for T8 and T12 form factor tube lighting.
Technologies such as LED luminaire/tube packaging, mechanical structure, thermal heat dissipation, electronic circuitry, printed circuit boards, and LED chips.

d. Technology: LED lighting, LED chips, LED packages and LED packaging technologies such as leadframes, molding, glob-top, substrates, die mounting, optical reflectors, and electrical interconnect
layouts.

d. Technology: TV displays, OLEDs, LCDs, color gamut, and quality of RGB/white color as per CIE charts and colorimetry (NTSC, sRGB, AdobeRGB etc,.). Analysis of CHL (constant hue locus), quantum dots, nano-crystals, nano-devices, nano-structures to improve light quality output.

d. Technology: Fluid lenses, and optical lenses with controlled focus facilities. Packaging of fluid lenses using piezoelectric actuators, and hermetic chambers. Deformable surfaces using micro-fluidics.


d. Technology: LED products, LED circuits, including both DC and AC circuit design. LED color emission, white light, color mixing, CIE charts, and black body radiators for color temperature.

d. Technology: LED products, LED circuits, including both DC and AC circuit design. LED color emission, white light, color mixing, CIE charts, and black body radiators for color temperature.

d. Technology: LED products, LED circuits, including both DC and AC circuit design. LED color emission, white light, color mixing, CIE charts, and black body radiators for color temperature.

d. Technology: LED products, LED circuits, including both DC and AC circuit design. LED color emission, white light, color mixing, CIE charts, and black body radiators for color temperature.

d. Technology: LED chips, LED packaging with metallic electrodes, flip-chip solder bumping, and doping of semiconductors for electrical conduction.

d. Technology: Silicon based solar/photovoltaic cells and modules that include fabrication techniques such as deposition, diffusion, wet/dry etching of nanostructures, nanowires, and nano-structures, nanofeatures, black silicon, monocrystalline wafers, and polysilicon fabrication.

d. Technology: Image sensor modules, cameras in PCs/laptops, consumer products, tear downs, optical
lenses, optical packaging, optical alignment.

d. Technology: LED based light bulbs, LED chips, LED arrays, LED packaging, chip-on-board, heat sinks, GaN, InGaN, AlGaN (Gallium Nitride, Indium Gallium Nitride, Aluminum Gallium Nitride) epitaxial layers, active regions, cladding layers, optical mirrors, DBRs

d. Technology: LED based light bulbs, LED chips, LED arrays, LED packaging, chip-on-board, heat sinks, GaN, InGaN, AlGaN (Gallium Nitride, Indium Gallium Nitride, Aluminum Gallium Nitride) epitaxial layers, active regions, cladding layers, optical mirrors, DBRs

d. Technology: LED based light bulbs, LED chips, LED arrays, LED packaging, chip-on-board, heat sinks, GaN, InGaN, AlGaN (Gallium Nitride, Indium Gallium Nitride, Aluminum Gallium Nitride) epitaxial layers, active regions, cladding layers, optical mirrors, DBRs

d. Technology: LED based light bulbs, LED chips, LED arrays, LED packaging, flip-chip packaging, chip-on-board, heat sinks, GaN, InGaN, AlGaN (Gallium Nitride, Indium Gallium Nitride, Aluminum Gallium Nitride) epitaxial layers, GaN fabrication, LED quantum well active regions, LED cladding layers, optical mirrors, DBRs

d. Technology: LED based light bulbs, LED chips, LED arrays, LED packaging, flip-chip packaging, chip-on-board, heat sinks, GaN, InGaN, AlGaN (Gallium Nitride, Indium Gallium Nitride, Aluminum Gallium Nitride) epitaxial layers, GaN fabrication, LED quantum well active regions, LED cladding layers, optical mirrors, DBRs

d. Technology: LED based light bulbs, LED chips, LED arrays, LED packaging, flip-chip packaging, chip-on-board, heat sinks, GaN, InGaN, AlGaN (Gallium Nitride, Indium Gallium Nitride, Aluminum Gallium Nitride) epitaxial layers, GaN fabrication, LED quantum well active regions, LED cladding layers, optical mirrors, DBRs

d. Technology: LED based light bulbs, LED chips, LED arrays, LED packaging, flip-chip packaging, chip-on-board, heat sinks, GaN, InGaN, AlGaN (Gallium Nitride, Indium Gallium Nitride, Aluminum Gallium Nitride) epitaxial layers, GaN fabrication, LED quantum well active regions, LED cladding layers, optical mirrors, DBRs

d. Technology: LED based light bulbs, LED chips, LED arrays, LED packaging, flip-chip packaging, chip-on-board, heat sinks, GaN, InGaN, AlGaN (Gallium Nitride, Indium Gallium Nitride, Aluminum Gallium Nitride) epitaxial layers, GaN fabrication, LED quantum well active regions, LED cladding layers, optical mirrors, DBRs


d. Technology: LED based light bulbs, LED chips, LED arrays, LED packaging, flip-chip packaging, chip-on-board, heat sinks, GaN, InGaN, AlGaN (Gallium Nitride, Indium Gallium Nitride, Aluminum Gallium Nitride) epitaxial layers, GaN fabrication, LED quantum well active regions, LED cladding layers, optical mirrors, DBRs

d. Technology: Automotive sensors, cameras, electronic circuitry, controls, packaging, surround view camera systems.

d. Technology: LED lighting and LED packaging technologies for T8 and T12 form factor tube lighting. Technologies such as LED luminaire/tube packaging, mechanical structure, thermal heat dissipation, electronic circuitry, printed circuit boards, and LED chips.

d. Technology: Thermal, gas, and flow sensing for use in designing and manufacturing equipment used
in semiconductor chip manufacturing. In particular, review of data relating to the simulation of finite
element analysis (“FEA”) and computational fluid dynamics (“CFD”) data for gases, temperature, and
stress with actual sensor data that could be intelligently integrated, customized, installed, tested,
verified, and validated.

d. Technology: Optical PON for high-speed data FTTH evaluation, testing, and analysis.

d. Technology: High volume fiber optic transceivers for EPON/GPON with: CDR circuits, ‘Intelligencein-the-Module’ and ‘M-ary’ families.

d. Technology: LED based light bulbs, LED chips that emit in the UV and visible, LED arrays, LED
packaging including phosphors and encapsulants, and the type of phosphors utilized for different
emission. In particular, phosphors that are activated by dopants such as Europium (Eu), Manganese
(Mn) and the associated ions for these materials e.g. Mn2+, Mn3+, Mn4+, Mn6+, etc. Included
analysis of InGaN and AlGaN based epitaxial material systems, and the use of phosphors in high
pressure mercury vapor lamps.

d. Technology: Digital camera operation including optical focus, image sensing, optical train, depth of
field, exposure time, different focus and focal areas of a portion of the image, general photography
and optical principles.

d. Technology: Digital camera operation including optical focus, image sensing, optical train, depth of
field, exposure time, different focus and focal areas of a portion of the image, general photography
and optical principles.

d. Technology: Ultra-sonic equipment that includes displays, especially OLED displays. The electronic
circuits and how displays are electronically controlled.

d. Technology: LED surface mount packaging, LED GaN/InGaN chips, and associated LED lighting
performance specifications.

d. Technology: LED surface mount packaging, LED GaN/InGaN chips, and associated LED lighting
performance specifications. LED Luminaires.

d. Technology: LED surface mount packaging, LED GaN/InGaN chips, GaN/InGaN epitaxial growth,
fabrication, device design and packaging. LED luminaires.

d. Technology: LED surface mount packaging, LED GaN/InGaN chips, GaN/InGaN epitaxial growth,
fabrication, device design and packaging. LED Luminaires.

d. Technology: acoustic wave filters, BAW filters (bulk-acoustic-wave) filters for RF applications,
devices, fabrication, and character.

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The shorts will say anything, this is Lebbies Legal Bio

Just who is Michael Lebby?, here is his Biography

Lebbys Legal BIOGRAPHY:
Biography: Michael S. Lebby joined Lightwave Logic as a member of the Board of Directors in 2015. In May 2017, Dr. Lebby assumed the role of CEO, and in September 2022, Chairman and CEO of Lightwave Logic Inc (NASDAQ:LWLG). Lightwave Logic is a technological company commercializing Electro-Optical polymers and successfully up listed the company to NASDAQ on 1st September, 2021. Dr. Lebby was invited to close the NASDAQ stock market on 10th September 2021. The event was carried on Fox, CNBC, Bloomberg, BNN networks.
Dr. Lebby (born 1961, London, UK) is an Anglo-American entrepreneur and intrapreneur in the fields of optoelectronics/photonics electronics and semiconductors. Dr. Lebby’s career started with the British Government in 1977 in telecommunications and he did research at their research labs (RSRE Malvern) in the early 1980s. Dr. Lebby worked at AT&T’s research labs: Bell Labs (1985-1989) in photonics, and subsequently drove the development (and co-authored the first patent) of the oxide VCSEL diode laser at Motorola in the 1990s (which is e, now used in laser mice 3D structured light sensing/FaceID in mobile phones, optical interconnects; where volumes of the laser are over 1B units today). From 2005-2010 he led the USA trade association in optoelectronics (OIDA) and represented the optoelectronics and photonics industry on Capitol Hill.
Dr. Lebby has led and run technical start-ups and commercialized optoelectronic and photonics technology into volume manufacturing. Dr. Lebby has also had roles as a Venture Capitalist specializing in Optical Communications. He is currently a technical expert to the European Commission. He is a Fellow member of NAI (National Academy of Inventors), IEEE, and OSA, and has been voted PIC (Photonic Integrated Circuit) business leader of the year by the PIC International Conference in 2018.
Dr. Lebby holds over 450 issued international patents in photonics and electronics, that have been derived from over 230 issued USPTO utility patents, mostly in the field of optoelectronics, photonics, and semiconductors. He has been cited by the USPTO to be in the most prolific 75 inventors in USA from 1988-1997.
Dr. Lebby is passionate about photonics and has focused his efforts over the last 30 years to drive new photonics manufacturing programs in USA and Europe as well as industry-based photonics technology roadmaps.
Dr. Lebby is also passionate about optics and philately, and has been elected to both the London Guild of Spectacle Makers as well as the Royal Philatelic Society London.

WORK HISTORY:
2003 – Present Oculi LLC, CEO and CTO (part-time consulting)
Oculi LLC provides consulting in expert witness, trial, deposition, expert reports, infringement, invalidity, and various patent and IP litigation in photonics, optoelectronics, semiconductors, and fiber optic telecommunication technology segments. Engaged patent agencies have included: IMS Expert Services, Thomson Reuters Expert Witness Services (now Round Table Group), LitXpert Expert Witness Group,Teklicon Expert Witness Agency, Beche Expert Services Group, Forensis Group: Expert Witness Services,
and Expertconnect. Oculi LLC also provides consulting to Ambature Inc. in superconductivity

SELECTED PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES & AWARDS:
Elected Chairman of Lightwave Logic Inc., NASDAQ:LWLG 1st September 2022

Elected to the Corporate Engagement Council (newly formed OIDA to represent the global optical industry) for Optica in June 2022.

Invited to ring the closing bell of NASDAQ (with associated TV interviews) on 10th September, 2021 Elected Fellow of the National Academy of Inventors (NAI) in 2020.

Voted winner at the PIC Conference (Photonic Integrated Circuits) as PIC Entrepreneur and Business Leader of the Year (March 2018).

Dr. Lebby is co-inventor of the oxide VCSEL (semiconductor laser) that is now being utilized for consumer applications (Face ID of Apple’s iPhone as an example). US Patent #5359618 “High Efficiency VCSEL and Method of Fabrication” issued 25th October 1994.

Dr. Lebby was recognized professionally as a Fellow of IEEE (2005) and OSA (2007) with his technical contributions to the field of optoelectronics.

Dr. Lebby is a member of the Fellows review committee of IEEE.

As an inventor Dr. Lebby has achieved >230 issued utility patents with the USPTO.

As an inventor Dr. Lebby has ~80 published utility patent applications with the USPTO

As an inventor Dr. Lebby has over 450 issued patents world-wide if international derivatives are counted.

Dr. Lebby’s novel laser-based device, packaging, modules designs led Motorola to sell their patent portfolio independently where a number of the patents have “very high licensing coefficients.” Dr. Lebby was given a special award from the Chairman of Motorola for exemplary patent invention accomplishments in 1998 and #1 prolific inventor in Motorola’s history.

Over 60 publications

Over 300 public media activities (that include: Books, Chapters, Reports, Abstracts, Videos, Lectures, Speeches, Reviews, Courses, Talks, Invited Talks, Keynote Talks, Plenary Talks, Webinars, Interviews, Articles, etc.).

Author of OIDA’s annual market optoelectronics report and forecast (2009 version is over 600 pages), which receives international exposure and recognition. Regularly interacts with government agencies in Washington DC on photonics-based projects (DARPA, ARPA-E, NIH, NSF, DOE, NIST, DoD etc.). Typical chapters included: LEDs, laser diodes, fiber optic communications, sensors, displays, solar, green photonics, military photonics, and applications of photonics such as solid-state lighting (LED luminaires), automotive, medical, etc.
Is the recipient of a 2nd doctorate (higher) from Bradford University, UK, and only the second in the
universities history to receive a D.Eng from industry (rest being academia).

Intrepreneur at: (i) Motorola: Co-founded Optobus division – VCSEL laser based parallel optical interconnect solution, and (ii) Intel: Co-founded the Intel optics division for silicon photonics where over $300M was initially invested for the division.

Entrepreneur: Founded (and CEO) Ignis Optics Inc., a venture backed company (>$30M) that designed and manufactured 10Gbps fiber optic transceivers. Sold the company to Bookham (NASDAQ: BKHM) in 2003.
Restructured OneChip Photonics (as CEO) through bankruptcy, and new VC-based funding. Assisted in the raising of >$50M VC funding as a member of BoD. Founded Oculi LLC and Obsidian Motors LLC.

IEEE CPMT Board of Governors (’98- ‘02); IEEE Phoenix Waves and Devices Junior Engineer of the Year (1993); CPMT Distinguished lecturer (2000), CPMT technical committee (TC-10 & ECTC) 1991 to 2011


Advised at Board of Director level for a number of technical start-ups

Chartered Engineer (C.Eng) from IEE (UK). The chartered engineering status is equivalent to the US PE (professional engineer)


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