Michael J. McKeon

Michael J. McKeon serves as a Professorial Lecturer in Law at The George Washington University Law School, concurrently holding a principal position at Fish & Richardson in Washington, DC where he serves on the firm's Management Committee. His dual career bridges academic instruction with high-stakes legal practice in intellectual property litigation.

His educational credentials include:

• Juris Doctor (JD) from The George Washington University

Mr. McKeon specializes in Intellectual Property Law with deep expertise in patent litigation for high-technology sectors including telecommunications infrastructure, semiconductor manufacturing, and consumer electronics innovation. His courtroom practice spans Federal District Courts nationwide—particularly the Eastern District of Texas, District of Delaware, and Eastern District of Virginia—as well as the United States International Trade Commission (ITC) and Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, with significant focus on ITC Section 337 investigations concerning unfair import practices and patent infringement.

His professional excellence is recognized through:

• Best Lawyers in America for Intellectual Property Litigation (2008-2011)
• AsiaLaw Leading Lawyers designation (2008-2009)
• Washington DC Super Lawyers recognition (2008, 2011)
• Chambers USA rankings for Intellectual Property and ITC Section 337 practices

While actively contributing to legal education at GW Law, Mr. McKeon's primary professional commitment remains courtroom advocacy at Fish & Richardson. The available information indicates no formal academic advising of graduate students, research grants, or laboratory affiliations, reflecting his practitioner-focused career trajectory.