Alok A. Parikh

Alok concentrates his practice on all aspects of intellectual property, including prosecution, litigation, licensing, valuation, and brokerage. Throughout his career, Alok has worked with a wide array of complex hardware and software technologies including wireless and cellular communications, medical devices, semiconductors, vehicle telematics, home automation, and LED lighting.

Prior to working with any client, Alok takes the time to understand both their legal and business objectives so he can best serve their needs. He does not have a “one-size-fits-all” mentality and works closely with each client to develop a strategy that best achieves their goals.

Previous Work and Industry Experience

Prior to joining Volpe Koenig, Alok worked at a boutique IP litigation firm where he served as lead associate on several litigation and licensing matters. Alok also worked at an intellectual property and management consulting firm where he provided strategic legal and business counsel for high-tech industries and supported the firms patent brokerage and licensing business. Before attending law school, he gained valuable experience working as a consultant for Accenture in its Network and Wireless Technology practice group.

Insights & Resources

Blog Posts

Experience

Alok has prosecution, litigation, and licensing experience in a variety of fields, including:

3G and 4G cellular networks

• Augmented and virtual reality
• Automobile parts
• Cataract surgical console
• Communication system protocols
• Data Analysis
• Engine Components
• Hardware and electronics
• Home automation and smart home devices
• Home Automation and Smart Home Devices
• IC chip fabrication
• Image Processing
• LED Lighting
• Location Services
• Networking
• Semiconductor design and fabrication
• Telecommunications
• Vehicle telematics
• Vehicle to Anything (V2X) communications
• Video processing
• Virtual reality devices
• WiFi

Recognition

• Selected to the Pennsylvania Super Lawyers® - Rising Star list, published by Thomson Reuters, (2021) View methodology used for selection.  
• No aspect of this advertisement has been approved by the Supreme Court of New Jersey