Department of Justice computer crime and intellectual property section, where he prosecutes large-scale, multi-jurisdictional intellectual property crimes and coordinates domestic and international intellectual property enforcement training and outreach. He is currently co-counsel in U.S. v. Lam, et al., one of the largest counterfeit goods prosecutions in U.S. history. He was formerly a trial attorney with the Justice Department’s Federal Programs Branch, where he was the government’s lead counsel in federal district court cases involving constitutional challenges to a variety of intellectual property laws, including Kahle v. Gonzales, RIAA v. Verizon, and 321 Studios v. MGM Studios. 1996