They’ve Got Next: Intellectual Property Fresh Face Kayvan Noroozi

Kayvan Noroozi views the practice of law through an entrepreneurial lens.

In 2014, Noroozi glimpsed a big opportunity in the then-nascent world of inter partes review. A new administrative patent challenge process established as an alternative to ligation, IPRs were “at odds with much else in the patent space” at the time, Noroozi said.

“The question was, what do you do about it? Do nothing, try to fight it, or find a way to embrace it.” Noroozi said, “My view was the third.”

That’s when the young lawyer started Noroozi PC, a firm focused on patent litigation, including defending the ...