Noah Warmbrand

Noah Warmbrand has worked on a variety of projects including intellectual property infringement, SEP/FRAND matters, and patent licensing strategy across several industries, including wireless telecommunications, consumer electronics, video streaming, and automotive technology.

The following are some examples of Mr. Warmbrand’s consulting projects:

• Analysis of FRAND royalty rates for cellular SEP portfolios in the context of litigation for major telecommunications companies and mobile device manufacturers;
• Analysis of FRAND royalty rates related to the licensing of VVC and HEVC video codec SEP portfolios belonging to major telecommunications and internet technology companies;
• Lost profits and reasonable royalty for patent infringement of TWS headset batteries;
• Reasonable royalty for patent infringement of tire pressure monitoring sensor technology;
• Breach of contract, unjust enrichment, and reasonable royalty damages related to the use of a design font by a major U.S. retailer;
• Breach of contract, unjust enrichment, and misappropriation of trade secrets damages related to a biopharmaceutical.

Mr. Warmbrand earned a Bachelor of Arts with Honors in Economics, as well as minors in Mathematics and Statistics, from the University of California, Davis. While at UC Davis, Mr. Warmbrand completed a specialization in Data Analytics and Economic Analysis, engrossing himself in coursework that focused on utilizing theories and models to analyze data, identifying empirical patterns, and forecasting economic indicators.