Praised as a “creative thinker” with “a deft hand” by a client to Chambers, Christine Woodin focuses her practice on complex commercial litigation and intellectual property. She has worked on important cases in a variety of industries – including defending billion-dollar product lines from patent assertions and other claims, managing global patent licensing disputes, pursuing and defending antitrust claims, and handling breach of contract and other critical commercial disputes for her clients.
Ms. Woodin has experience in all aspects of these cases, including counseling on pre-suit strategy, conducting effective offensive and defensive discovery, deposing witnesses and defending depositions, drafting dispositive and pre-trial motions, preparing for trial, presenting witnesses at trial, and handling appeals.
During law school, Ms. Woodin was a comment editor for the University of Chicago Legal Forum. At the California Institute of Technology (Caltech), Ms. Woodin carried out research in computational applied mathematics and was a recipient of the Monticello Research Fellowship.
Among her accolades, Ms. Woodin was recently named among The Recorder’s “Women Leaders in Tech Law: Litigation,” the Daily Journal’s “Top Intellectual Property Lawyers,” the Los Angeles Times’ “Legal Visionaries,” and the Los Angeles Business Journal’s “Women of Influence: Attorneys.”
