Roy Falik is a trial litigator with a penchant for the complex. He has litigated various technologies ranging from computer games to medical devices to dashcams, all the way from pitch to trial. Roy’s software engineering experience makes him a valuable asset to any patent and technology-related cases. Whether he's working with experts or arguing before a court, Roy's ability to simplify and streamline a technical argument is invaluable. 

During law school Roy gained experience as a judicial intern for the United States District Court for the Western District of Texas.

Roy earned his degree with honors from The University of Texas at Austin School of Law, where he started honing his focus on intellectual property. As a student, Roy received a Dean's Achievement award in his patent law class and was recognized as a Strauss Center Cyber Fellow. Roy also received Dean's Achievement awards in space law and digital evidence classes. He served as the Managing Editor for the Texas IP Law Journal and as a student member of the Yeakel IP Inn of Court. 

Since then, Roy has taken an active role in his patent cases. He has argued dispositive motions and Markman hearings, taken and defended depositions, and even directed witnesses as trial. His experience at all points throughout the case lifecycle and passion for creativity are an important asset to any team.

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