David Dyer focuses his practice on broad range of intellectual property matters for a variety of clients. A member of the IP Disputes group, he regularly handles patent litigation and complex disputes involving concurrent proceedings in Federal Courts, the International Trade Commission (ITC) and proceedings before the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). He has significant experience in key areas of intellectual property litigation, including fact and expert discovery, prior art and claim construction analysis, case-dispositive motion practice and trial and witness preparation. David has represented clients in a broad spectrum of technologies, including memory devices, computer and server hardware and software, medical devices, semiconductor light emitting devices and telecommunications networks.

David also has experience in drafting and prosecuting patents in a variety of technologies, such as computer hardware and software, medical devices, oilfield equipment and associated software and propulsion systems. Equipped with a technical background in aerospace and mechanical engineering that gives him insight into technology industries, he is experienced with fluid dynamics, mechanical component testing and mechanical systems design. Before attending law school, he worked as an engineer for an aerospace and defense company.

Additionally, David maintains an active pro bono practice, including matters involving immigration and asylum, landlord-tenant law and veterans' benefits.