Allan Carlsen

Mr. Carlsen is a trial lawyer and advisor that specializes in complex technology-related disputes.  He has counseled companies of all sizes through pre-suit investigations and all phases of district court litigation—from pleading to trial and beyond.  A few examples of Mr. Carlsen’s experiences include economic damages analyses, drafting formal memoranda and briefs, claim construction arguments, several depositions taken and defended, preparation of expert reports, and preparation of deposition and trial witnesses.  His projects have spanned a wide scope of technology and life sciences, including data information systems, telepresence and image-processing products, and immunomodulation therapies.
 
Mr. Carlsen's recent trial experience includes two separate defendant representations, each involving several asserted patents with damages asks above $100 million.  In each instance, Mr. Carlsen played a substantive role in securing favorable resolutions for his clients.
 
During law school, Mr. Carlsen served as editor-in-chief of Temple Law Review and competed on Temple Law’s National Trial Team.  He graduated summa cum laude and was inducted into the Order of the Coif.  Upon graduation, he received a scholarship award for his published paper on Section 101 patentability and an award for excellence in trial advocacy.

Prior Experience

• Summer Associate, Desmarais LLP, New York, NY, 2021

Clerk & Government Experience

• Legal Intern to the Hon. Christopher J. Burke, United States District Court for the District of Delaware, 2020

Other Distinctions

• Julian Eule Scholarship Award for best paper in area of constitutional or procedural law.
• Victor A. Jaczun Award for excellence in trial advocacy.