Amy Candido, a partner in the San Francisco Office, is a trial lawyer focusing on high-stakes, complex patent and intellectual property litigation. She has litigated and advised clients in a wide range of technologies, including the Internet, computer hardware and software, semiconductor manufacturing, casino gaming and genetic testing. Most notably, Amy has conducted several jury trials in the Eastern District of Texas, bench trials at the International Trade Commission, and argued before the Federal Circuit. For example, in the Eastern District of Texas and the Northern District of California, Ms. Candido tried the Function Media v. Google and Bright Response v. Google jury trials, both of which resulted in complete defense verdicts of non-infringement and invalidity for Google. She has been trial counsel for HTC in the two ITC investigations (337-TA-797 and 337-TA-710) initiated by Apple. In the 710 Investigation, the ITC Commission found no violation for all claims defended by the firm. Amy also represents Google in numerous ITC and multi-district actions concerning the Android operating system and various smart phone technologies. Amy graduated with Honors from the University of Chicago Law School, and is a member of the bars of California and New York.