Aaron S. Jacobs

Aaron S. Jacobs is a trial and appellate attorney who concentrates his practice on technology litigation, including with respect to patents, trade secrets and general complex commercial litigation.

Over the course of more than 20 years, Aaron has litigated and tried technologies cases covering a vast range of industries, including online dating, mobile-phone standards, Bluetooth standards, superconductors, online commerce, automobile engines, mobile-phone chips, computerized systems for administering insurance contracts, electronics for flow measurement systems, genetic testing, and a wide variety of software and mobile apps. His patent trial victories include, among others, a jury verdict on behalf of patentees Texas Instruments and Stanford University for $112 million; and a jury verdict for his client, accused infringer Superconductor Technologies, on defenses of invalidity and noninfringement.

The judges of the District of Massachusetts appointed Aaron to the blue ribbon committee charged with drafting revisions to the local rules governing patent infringement cases, which resulted in implementation of Local Rule 16.6. Aaron also serves as an Adjunct Professor of Law at the University of New Hampshire Franklin Pierce School of Law, where he teaches Advanced Patent Litigation.