Kaveh V. Saba is a trial lawyer who specializes in intellectual property litigation, with over fifteen years of experience before U.S. District Courts, the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC), the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), and the Federal Circuit. In particular, Kaveh has substantial experience in patent litigation involving pharmaceuticals, advanced materials, electronics, mechanical devices, and biotechnology, from pre-litigation strategy through trial and appeal.
Kaveh’s trial experience includes over a dozen patent infringement trials before both judges and juries in U.S. District Courts and the ITC. He has prepared and conducted over twenty direct and cross-examinations of expert and fact witnesses, delivered an opening statement on behalf of a pioneer pharmaceutical company, and successfully argued numerous pre-trial and evidentiary motions.
In addition to his litigation work, Kaveh regularly advises clients on intellectual property issues in transactional matters involving pharmaceuticals, advanced materials, electronics, mechanical devices, and biotechnology.
Kaveh also represents pro bono clients in a variety of criminal and civil matters, including successfully representing a criminal defendant through trial in Maryland state court and successfully obtaining asylum for a client in federal immigration court.
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