Steven Hollman is a trial lawyer who represents companies in complex commercial and intellectual property disputes, with a focus on building persuasive narratives that help judges and juries decide difficult cases.
For more than 40 years, Steven has tried jury cases in federal courts and Section 337 investigations before the U.S. International Trade Commission. His practice includes patent, trademark and false advertising litigation, as well as other high-stakes business disputes.
Trying jury cases and complex disputes requires more than technical mastery of the law. Steven builds litigation strategies around clear, persuasive narratives that help judges and juries understand complex technologies and business conflicts. That approach reflects his background as a general litigator and his focus on framing cases in ways that resonate beyond technical detail.
Steve has represented companies in patent, trademark, trade secret and false advertising disputes in federal courts nationwide and before the International Trade Commission. His work frequently involves product technologies, marketing claims and brand rights in matters where legal and business issues intersect.
His broader commercial litigation experience includes contract, technology, health care and other complex business disputes, reflecting the foundation of his practice. Steven also maintains an active pro bono practice involving civil rights and constitutional matters.
Beyond his practice, Steven is an avid cyclist and a collector of quotations that offer practical guidance for life and leadership.