About Andrew Radsch

Andrew Radsch is an experienced trial lawyer in Ropes & Gray’s intellectual property litigation group, where he represents clients in complex patent and trade secret disputes in federal courts across the country, at the PTAB, and at the ITC. Andrew represents both plaintiffs and defendants and has litigated cases across a wide range of industries and technologies, including network security, wireless communications, cloud computing, streaming media, semiconductors, consumer electronics, medical devices, and consumer care products. In addition, Andrew regularly advises clients on offensive and defensive IP strategies and strategic portfolio enhancement, and represents clients in contested Section 1782 proceedings for obtaining discovery in aid of foreign proceedings.

Andrew has guided clients through all stages of litigation, including from pre-suit investigation and licensing negotiations through trial. He also has significant experience in post-grant proceedings at the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB), where he has been counsel of record in more than 20 proceedings. In addition to his first chair trial experience, Andrew has devised winning strategies and arguments that have resulted in early favorable resolution for his clients, including multiple no-fee, walkaway settlements in both NPE and competitor suits.

Andrew also maintains an active pro bono practice. He frequently represents victims of domestic violence in obtaining restraining, child custody, and financial support orders, and refugees seeking asylum. Among his proudest achievements is obtaining asylum for a refugee of extreme political violence in Chad. After securing asylum, he went on to earn a business degree, started a family, and now is living the American dream as a successful businessman.

During law school, Andrew was an extern for the Honorable Deborah A. Batts at the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York.