Jasmine Zhu’s practice focuses on intellectual property litigation before federal district courts, the International Trade Commission, and Patent Trial and Appeal Board.
Her litigation experience includes drafting motions and pleadings, conducting written discovery and expert discovery, trial preparations, and patent licensing negotiations. She has advised clients on various IP topics and managed clients’ domestic and global patent portfolios.
Jasmine joined the firm in 2025. Prior to joining Cleary, she was an IP litigation attorney at another international law firm and was also a patent agent specialized in patent prosecution before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and before foreign patent offices.
Publications
Are Blocking Patents Blocking Innovations? A Changing Landscape of Nonobviousness Analysis and A Survival Guide for Innovators, 29 Fed. Cir. B.J. 203, 317 (2020).
To Institute or Not to Institute A 100-Day Proceeding – That is the Commission’s Question, 337 Reporter The Paul J. Luckern Summer Associate Edition, Nov. 2019 at 67 (Outstanding Article Award).