Telecommunications Expert Witnesses

In the intricate field of telecommunications, legal disputes require specialized expertise to address complex technical issues. Telecommunications expert witness services provide attorneys with authoritative, evidence-based analysis tailored to cases involving network infrastructure, signal transmission, regulatory compliance, or system failures. With extensive experience in telecommunications systems and protocols, specialists deliver clear, compelling testimony that translates sophisticated concepts into persuasive arguments, equipping legal teams to handle challenging cases with confidence.

A team of seasoned telecommunications professionals offers attorneys precise insights across domains like wireless networks, VoIP systems, and spectrum management. Services include thorough evaluations of telecommunications-related incidents, assessments of adherence to industry standards and regulations, and defensible expert opinions that withstand scrutiny. Whether addressing disputes over service interruptions, patent infringements, or compliance violations, these services provide objective, court-ready expertise to strengthen legal strategies and achieve favorable outcomes.

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How We Help Clients

Pre-Litigation Consulting

When Nortel Networks went out of business, its patent portfolio consisted of tens of thousands of patents, and competitors were bidding to grab large portions of it. Corporations with large IP portfolios often need help figuring out what exactly they have and how to monetize it.

Patent Infringement

Our experts have helped numerous parties in patent litigation to make sense of the technologies involved. We have opined on cases about telecommunications, as well as cases that relate to networking, such as contributory copyright infringement involving the DMCA.

Contract Disputes

High-stakes transactions require third-party independent experts to opine on critical technical aspects of the transactions. Top experts not only bring their technical expertise to answer questions, but also help drive the diligence process and define what questions to ask.

Case Studies

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Patent Infringement

The patent holder was interested in analyzing the base station source code of several potential infringers. We worked with the already established claim chart to identify similar features in the source code and provided English language descriptions with citations of how and where the source code is exhibiting potentially infringing behavior. We also helped draft expert declarations.

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Copyright Infringement

Our clients, the two largest bridalwear companies in the United States, complained that a cloud firewall provider enabled copycat manufacturers to commit copyright infringement by displaying our clients’ photographs. The case centered around DMCA safe harbors that rely heavily on the proper interpretation of computer networking technology terminology. We helped interpret the DMCA and put it into the proper technical context.

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Patent Portfolio Evaluation

A large communications equipment manufacturer was interested in understanding the value of their newly acquired patent portfolio. We analyzed the asset by categorizing the patents by area of invention, organized them into sub-areas and families, and identified potential targets for assertion. As a second step, we analyzed a specific set of patent families against a specific target. We were able to identify sets of assertable patents across several patent families and assisted with creating initial claim charts.

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Our Experts

Cellular Communications and Wi-Fi Expert Witness

This expert holds a PhD in electrical engineering from a top technical university, specializing in signal processing and communications. They have served as a professor in electrical and computer engineering at a major public university, where they have a center dedicated to wireless technology research. They hold a named chair position endowed by a Fortune 500 company in the defense and telecommunications sector, reflecting recognition for applied research in the field.

This WiFi expert possesses deep technical expertise in telecommunications, encompassing cellular communications including 3G, 4G, and 5G standards, Wi-Fi and IEEE 802.11 protocols, Bluetooth, digital subscriber line (DSL) systems, beamforming techniques in wireless networks, software-defined radio, ultra-wideband (UWB) sensing for applications like collision avoidance, frequency-hopping wireless systems, digital signal processing for subscriber line communications, protocol architectures for cellular networks, femtocells and home base stations, location-based services for mobile devices, and networking aspects of Wi-Fi and cellular integration.

This expert has extensive experience as an expert witness in telecommunications-related litigation, spanning over 10 years across numerous cases in U.S. district courts, the International Trade Commission (ITC), and Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) proceedings such as inter partes reviews (IPRs). They have prepared reports and declarations on topics including infringement, validity, claim construction, standards essentiality, product testing, computer simulations, and technical scope of licenses; testified at multiple depositions and trials; and worked on behalf of both plaintiffs and defendants in disputes involving major telecommunications companies and technologies like cellular networks, wireless local area networking, and beamforming.

Wireless Protocols Expert Witness

This expert holds a Ph.D. in computer science, specializing in networking and communications from a top university in California. In their professional history, this expert has held academic positions as a fellow and lecturer in industrial engineering and operations research at the same top university. Additionally, they acted as CTO for a company specializing in smartphone wireless telecommunications service integration.

This expert possesses extensive technical expertise in telecommunications, with a strong emphasis on network communications, mobile wireless technologies, and Internet protocols. Key areas include broadband communications, data communications, computer security, information technology, networking, infotainment and telematics systems, intellectual property, Internet, multimedia, patents, telecommunications, user interface, video, virtual reality, and wireless technology. Specific proficiencies encompass Internet protocols such as TCP/IP suite, TCP, UDP, IP, Ethernet, 802.3; network software applications; data link, network, and transport layers; packet switching; data center network architecture; Wi-Fi, 802.11, Bluetooth, MAC, PHY, Wireless LAN (WLAN), cellular systems, SMS, instant messaging (chat), mobile devices, smartphones; routing/switching including LAN, WAN, VPN, routing protocols, RIP, BGP, MPLS, OSPF, multicast, DNS, QoS, network infrastructure, network communication architectures; VoIP, streaming media, PSTN, circuit switching, IP telephony, VoIP, SIP, RTP, SS7, SONET, TDM, video/audio conferencing, and streaming media.

This expert has over 15 years of experience as an expert witness in the legal industry, having been retained many times in cases involving telecommunications, network communications, mobile wireless, and Internet software technologies. They have provided opinions and litigation support services, including preparing reports and testifying in Federal, IPR, and ITC cases, with involvement in over 140 patent-related matters. This includes many depositions and testimony in court.

Wireless Communications Expert Witness

This expert holds a bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degree in electrical engineering and computer science from a top-tier university, w

This expert holds a PhD in telecommunications and networking from a top-ranked university, along with master’s degrees in condensed matter physics and statistical physics. Academic roles include serving as a professor in computer science and engineering departments at public research universities, with prior positions as a research scientist. Professional experience encompasses system architecture and embedded system engineering at a telecommunications equipment company specializing in multi-service routers and networking systems.

This expert possesses extensive technical expertise in telecommunications, including IP/ATM hybrid switching systems, measurement-based traffic modeling, adaptive resource management, MPLS traffic engineering, DiffServ standardization, QoS-aware distributed traffic control laws, congestion control protocols, non-concave network utility maximization, TCP utility functions, wireless channel capacity models for multi-user systems, fade statistics in wireless communications, TCAM-based packet classification, range-encoding schemes for coprocessors,

This expert holds a PhD in telecommunications and networking from a top-ranked university, along with master’s degrees in condensed matter physics and statistical physics. Academic roles include serving as a professor in computer science and engineering departments at public research universities, with prior positions as a research scientist. Professional experience encompasses system architecture and embedded system engineering at a telecommunications equipment company specializing in multi-service routers and networking systems.

This expert possesses extensive technical expertise in telecommunications, including IP/ATM hybrid switching systems, measurement-based traffic modeling, adaptive resource management, MPLS traffic engineering, DiffServ standardization, QoS-aware distributed traffic control laws, congestion control protocols, non-concave network utility maximization, TCP utility functions, wireless channel capacity models for multi-user systems, fade statistics in wireless communications, TCAM-based packet classification, range-encoding schemes for coprocessors, hierarchical web caching, flow caching for layer-4 switching, end-to-end throughput guarantees in differentiated services networks, multicore and multithreaded network processor architectures.

hierarchical web caching, flow caching for layer-4 switching, end-to-end throughput guarantees in differentiated services networks, multicore and multithreaded network processor architectures.

Telecommunications Expert Witness

This expert holds a Ph.D. in computer science with a specialization in advanced mobile radio networks from a prominent public university. He also earned a master’s degree in computer engineering, emphasizing telecommunications and multimedia, from a leading technical university. In his professional career, he has served in senior academic leadership roles, including as a professor, department chair, and school director in electrical engineering, computer science, and computing programs at public universities. Earlier, he conducted research at academic labs focused on high-speed networks and advanced telecommunications systems, and worked at major European telecommunications firms involved in signaling protocols, multimedia services, and hardware development for PBX systems.

This telecommunications expert possesses extensive technical expertise in encompassing computer networks, wireless networks, mobile computing, medium access control protocols, hybrid medium access protocols, link activation techniques, Bluetooth scatternet formation, admission control in cellular networks with call degradation, distributed multimedia services over ATM networks, signaling systems, optical wavelength switching, ad hoc networks, sensor networks, location tracking using RSSI and time-of-flight, interferometric ranging, beacon deployment strategies, mesh networks, partially overlapping channel assignments, interference-aware routing, and quality-of-service schemes for network flows. He has over 10 years of experience in programming with C, C++, Python, Pascal, and assembly, as well as in network simulation tools such as NS2, OPNET, and discrete-event emulators, alongside administration of Linux, Unix, and Windows systems.

assembly, as well as in network simulation tools such as NS2, OPNET, and discrete-event emulators, alongside administration of Linux, Unix, and Windows systems.

C++, Python, Pascal, and assembly, as well as in network simulation tools such as NS2, OPNET, and discrete-event emulators, alongside administration of Linux, Unix, and Windows systems.

Mobile Communications Expert Witness

This expert holds a Doctor of Science in Electrical Engineering. Their dissertation focused on cell design to maximize capacity in cellular CDMA networks. With over 30 years of combined industry and academic experience, this expert has served as a tenured associate professor at a major public university, conducting research and teaching in telecommunications and wireless systems. Prior roles include senior systems engineering positions at innovative telecommunications firms specializing in wireless technologies, as well as research and teaching assistantships emphasizing network design and digital systems.

This expert witness possesses broad technical expertise in telecommunications, encompassing 2G, 3G, 4G, and 5G cellular systems, CDMA/WCDMA network optimization, GPS integration, GSM and UMTS protocols, LTE architecture, ad-hoc networks, antenna design, Bluetooth connectivity, call admission control, channel coding, channel estimation, communication interfaces and standards, data compression, computer architecture, MIMO systems, multi-cell network optimization, network security, packet networks, telephony, VoIP solutions, Wi-Fi protocols, wireless communication principles, and wireless sensor networks. Their work includes designing, implementing, and optimizing hardware and software for CDMA, Wi-Fi, and sensor-based systems, with a strong emphasis on throughput improvement, signal detection, resource allocation, interference management, and quality-of-service enhancements in massive MIMO and vehicular communication environments.

Over the past ten years, this expert has provided litigation support and served as a technical expert witness in dozens of patent-related matters in telecommunications, involving thousands of hours of research and analysis. They have been qualified as an expert by courts and offered testimony through depositions and trials on issues such as patent infringement, validity, and claim construction in areas like adaptive antennas, channel coding, mobile ad-hoc networks, satellite receivers, and wireless communication systems. Their experience spans inter partes reviews, ITC investigations, and district court cases, working with both plaintiffs and defendants in high-stakes disputes involving major telecommunications entities.

About Sidespin Group

Sidespin Group provides software experts for litigation support, technology commercialization, investment due diligence, technology strategy, and general software analysis services in a range of specializations, including in the areas of telecommunications, artificial intelligence, and smartphones.