Charles M. Mc Mahon
About Charles M. Mc Mahon
Charles M. McMahon is a partner with extensive experience in high-tech litigation and preventive legal practices. He holds degrees in electrical engineering and law, and has represented clients in various federal courts and the Supreme Court.
Work at Benesch Law
Charles M. McMahon serves as a partner at Benesch Law. In this role, he provides legal counsel to clients, focusing on practices that can prevent litigation. His expertise includes licensing, negotiations, and the development of patent portfolios. McMahon's extensive experience in high-tech and high-stakes litigation positions him as a valuable asset to the firm and its clients.
Education and Expertise
Charles M. McMahon holds a Bachelor of Science in electrical engineering from the University of Notre Dame and a Juris Doctor from George Washington University School of Law. His educational background supports his legal practice, particularly in technical areas related to patent law and litigation. McMahon's expertise encompasses both preventive measures in legal practices and significant litigation experience.
Background
Before joining Benesch Law, Charles M. McMahon was a partner at McDermott Will & Emery. He has built a career focused on high-tech litigation, where he has developed a strong reputation for his first-chair litigation skills. McMahon has led teams in various trials, demonstrating his capability in handling complex legal matters.
Litigation Experience
Charles M. McMahon has significant first-chair litigation expertise, having tried four patent infringement cases. His experience includes two district court jury trials and two International Trade Commission (ITC) Section 337 investigations. He has represented clients in various technical areas, including wireless communications, solid-state electronics, and encryption systems.
Court Representation
Charles M. McMahon has represented clients in more than a dozen federal district courts, as well as in the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, the International Trade Commission, and the Supreme Court of the United States. His extensive court representation underscores his proficiency in navigating complex legal environments.