Wi-Fi Expert Witness Joins Sidespin Group: Strengthening High-End Wireless and Software Expertise

Wi-Fi Expert Joins Sidespin Group: A Strategic Expansion in Wireless Technical Expertise

A new addition has strengthened the telecommunications capabilities available to litigators working with Sidespin Group. A highly accomplished Wi-Fi expert witness and telecommunications expert witness has joined our roster, bringing decades of research, standards development, and expert testimony experience across wireless, software-defined radio, and broadband technologies.

This expert is widely known in patent litigation circles for deep technical fluency, consistent credibility under deposition, and substantial familiarity with the procedural demands of both district court and PTAB matters. Their background now expands the range of software expert witness and wireless communications analysis available to clients handling disputes involving cellular standards, Wi-Fi technologies, network architecture, and signal processing.

Extensive Expert Witness Credentials

The expert has served in numerous technically intensive cases involving cellular communications, Wi-Fi networking, ultra-wideband systems, software-defined radio architectures, and digital signal processing. Their experience spans claim construction, infringement and invalidity reports, standards-essentiality analyses, deposition testimony, and multiple federal trials. Recent matters include high-profile disputes involving LG, OnePlus, Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, Mitsubishi Electric, Microsoft, Samsung, and Apple.

They have also served in criminal and civil matters involving software-defined radio technologies, ultra-wideband collision-avoidance systems, and telecom network implementations. This track record is notable not just for its breadth but for the expert’s consistent assignments in highly contested communications-related actions in IP litigation and in PTAB inter partes reviews, among others. Their testimony history demonstrates repeated acceptance as an expert in wireless communications, Wi-Fi technology, and telecommunications system design.

Leadership in Telecommunications Standards

Beyond litigation, the expert has held influential roles in the development of wireless communication standards. Their participation as a voting member in the IEEE 802.11 Working Group and IEEE 802.15 Working Group involved contributions to Wi-Fi amendments and wireless personal-area networking protocols.

They also contributed to 3GPP RAN1 working groups, engaging directly with the technical evolution of LTE and advanced cellular systems. This background is especially valuable in disputes involving standards-essential patents—an area where courts increasingly expect detailed analysis tied directly to specification-level behavior and standardization history.

Academic and Industry Contributions

The expert has served as a professor of electrical and computer engineering, directed a wireless technology research center, and authored authoritative texts on communication systems and wireless standards. Their research portfolio includes work on OFDM systems, spectral factorization, multiwavelet filter banks, and radio access network architectures—areas that frequently arise in patent disputes involving signal processing and wireless transmission.

Industry experience includes technical leadership roles in companies developing RF systems, broadband standards, and wireless technologies, with participation in DARPA, NSF, and Air Force Research Laboratory projects. Their patent contributions—spanning OFDM communications, multicarrier systems, and signal processing—provide additional grounding in the practical engineering behind modern wireless products.

Practical Value for Attorneys Handling Technical Litigation

For patent litigation attorneys trying patent infringement, trade secret misappropriation, or software breach-of-contract cases, this expert brings:

• A proven record as a software expert witness, Wi-Fi expert witness, and telecommunications expert witness
• Deep standards-development knowledge directly relevant to essentiality, priority date, and infringement analyses
• Familiarity with court expectations around technical clarity and evidentiary rigor
• Experience across both plaintiff- and defense-side engagements in district courts and before the PTAB

This expertise is particularly useful when cases require nuanced explanations of wireless protocols, interoperability mechanisms, network architectures, and embedded software behaviors—areas where technical narratives often shape litigation strategy and settlement posture.

Conclusion

With this addition, Sidespin Group expands its ability to support litigators facing complex software, Wi-Fi, and telecommunications matters. The organization also provides AI strategy services for businesses and offers software expert witness support in high-stakes litigation, giving legal teams and corporate clients a technically rigorous partner for both strategic and adversarial settings.