Bradley Justus handles a wide range of antitrust work, from high-stakes litigation and mega-merger reviews to government investigations.

Eric Krause tries patent and trade secret cases, with experience spanning technologies from semiconductor fabrication and design to IoT and cloud computing. Drawing on his experience as a former electrical and computer engineer in the fields of BIOS, systems management, and network architecture at AMD – establishing itself as the initial supplier of 64-bit x86 CPUs – Eric crafts compelling defenses at trial based on the technology at issue. As a registered patent attorney, he frequently navigates the interplay between IPR  and litigation proceedings. His record for obtaining defense victories in key patent venues such as the Eastern and Western Districts of Texas, Delaware, the International Trade Commission (ITC), and the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) has earned him recognition by IAM Patent 1000.

Hyung Jo (James) Choi is an associate in Axinn’s Antitrust group. His practice focuses on civil litigations, criminal investigations and merger reviews.

Tiffany Rider is an antitrust partner at Axinn with over 20 years of experience widely recognized for her skill in helping clients navigate criminal antitrust cartel investigations, follow-on antitrust class action litigation, and complex mergers and acquisitions. 

With over 15 years of experience, Brian Johnson is a first chair IP litigation attorney representing clients before the International Trade Commission (ITC) and district courts. He represents clients in litigations involving a wide range of technologies. Brian has had the privilege of representing many of the largest telecommunications companies in the world on many high-stakes competitor disputes. Brian has also argued multiple appeals before the Federal Circuit.

Kenina Lee litigates major class action and multi-district antitrust cases in federal courts throughout the United States. She also provides antitrust counseling and represents clients before the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and Department of Justice (DOJ).

Bradley Justus handles a wide range of antitrust work, from high-stakes litigation and mega-merger reviews to government investigations.

Eric Krause tries patent and trade secret cases, with experience spanning technologies from semiconductor fabrication and design to IoT and cloud computing. Drawing on his experience as a former electrical and computer engineer in the fields of BIOS, systems management, and network architecture at AMD – establishing itself as the initial supplier of 64-bit x86 CPUs – Eric crafts compelling defenses at trial based on the technology at issue. As a registered patent attorney, he frequently navigates the interplay between IPR  and litigation proceedings. His record for obtaining defense victories in key patent venues such as the Eastern and Western Districts of Texas, Delaware, the International Trade Commission (ITC), and the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) has earned him recognition by IAM Patent 1000.