Daniel Stringfield is a member of Nixon Peabody’s Intellectual Property (IP) Practice Group, where he helps clients acquire and
monetize IP assets and resolve IP disputes through licensing and litigation. He represents both plaintiffs and defendants in disputes involving a broad range of technologies, including networking, semiconductors, computer processors, wireless communication, and optics. Daniel has significant experience advising companies on IP and product strategy, and is also a veteran patent litigator with extensive trial and appellate experience.
Daniel is a member of the Trial Bar, a USPTO-registered patent attorney, and a former consultant. He received his JD from the Chicago-Kent College of Law, Illinois Institute of Technology.