Litigation is about solving problems and helping each client resolve his or her own unique situation. I understand that no two clients’ circumstances are the same and always strive for a solution for every legal problem.
Robert E. Gordon is a civil litigation, Intellectual Property (IP) and Patent attorney in our Doylestown, Bucks County office. He possesses comprehensive experience representing both plaintiffs and defendants over a wide variety of complex commercial litigation matters. Admitted to practice in both Pennsylvania and New Jersey, Robert has appeared in both state and federal courts throughout Philadelphia, Southern New Jersey, and their surrounding counties. He has represented both individuals and large companies, and has helped to secure multiple six-digit judgments for his clients. Robert’s broad range of civil litigation experience has also involved him in personal injury and workers’ compensation matters.
Some of Rob’s noteworthy accomplishments:
- Assists landlords in removing tenants who fail to honor obligations under lease
- Helped clients re-open decades-old judgments and collect on long-forgotten escrow monies
- Dismissed cases against unscrupulous consumers who try to obtain excessive payouts from contractors
- Acquired settlement proceeds for clients injured by uninsured drivers
- Research trademark databases to help new businesses protect their brands and identify their sources of goods
Along with his civil and commercial litigation background, Robert is admitted to practice before the United States Patent and Trademark Office, and has previously worked as a full-time patent attorney. Robert provided clients with patentability and infringement opinions, authored and prosecuted patent applications, and assisted his clients in protecting their ideas. Robert became interested in patents and intellectual property during his undergraduate years at Penn State. After graduation, Robert worked as an engineer prior to attending Widener University School of Law (now Delaware Law School).
When not practicing law, you can find Robert supporting (and criticizing) the Phillies, 76ers, and Flyers, as well as the Eagles, who have somehow allowed Robert and his family to remain season ticket holders for over fifteen years.
