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Mark is an agile litigator experienced with all stages of the case, from threat assessment and pre-filing diligence through verdict and post-trial motion practice.
He has successfully represented plaintiffs and defendants in courts across the country in high-stakes multi-patent disputes involving a broad range of complex technologies, including network and endpoint security software, asset tracking systems, optical devices and software for rapid target acquisition in combat environments, cannabis extracts, respiratory and urological medical devices, and ruggedized electronic devices.
Mark's pro bono practice focuses on protecting the constitutional and civil rights of individuals and classes of disabled prisoners. Mark has leveraged his civil litigation skills to achieve significant systemic reforms and improve the conditions of confinement for this particularly vulnerable group of people.
Prior to joining King & Spalding, Mark served as a law clerk to the Honorable Philip A. Brimmer of the United States District Court for the District of Colorado. During law school, Mark worked as a patent litigation intern at Google Inc. He also served as a senior articles editor for the Berkeley Technology Law Journal.
Before practicing law, Mark served as an infantry officer in the United States Army. His military assignments include leading a light infantry rifle platoon during a year-long deployment to a fiercely contested region in eastern Afghanistan. Mark's experience planning complex, multi-phase operations and then effectively communicating those plans to his platoon before leading them on combat missions honed the advocacy skills he deploys every day in his practice.
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