Lydia crafts winning narratives for clients facing patent, trademark, and copyright disputes, including district court litigation, appeals, inter partes review (IPR) and other post-grant proceedings.

She understands the importance of developing arguments that resonate with an audience that may not have any technical background in the subject matter of the dispute and takes every opportunity to establish winning case themes from the very beginning of a case.

Her experience covers a wide variety of industries, including telecommunications, video coding, video games, wearable fitness devices, and tracking and location technologies.

Prior to joining Erise, Lydia was an associate at an AmLaw 100 firm. While earning her undergraduate degree in chemistry, her honors thesis addressed novel methods of synthesizing spipethiane analogs for use in receptor binding studies.