Miki Goto is a partner in the intellectual property group in Anderson Mori & Tomotsune. He has an exceptional background as a Japanese lawyer with an academic background in both science and engineering, and professional experience working in the intellectual property department of a major electronics company.
Mr. Goto’s practice covers a wide range of complex intellectual property matters, including disputes concerning patents, licensing, trade secrets, trademark and technology related antitrust claims. He also has broad experience in technology, content, branding and other intellectual property development, licensing and partnering transactions, portfolio management, and IP due diligence.
Mr. Goto is active in several professional societies including International Association for the Protection of Intellectual Property (AIPPI), in which he serves as a vice chair of Standing Committee on Trade Secret.
In addition to being admitted to the bar in Japan (2008) and the state of New York (2014), he passed the Japanese Patent Attorney Examination in 2003. Mr. Goto graduated from Kyoto University (BSc, 2000), The University of Tokyo Graduate School of Engineering (M. Eng., 2002), Kobe University Graduate School of Law (J.D., 2007) and Stanford Law School (LL.M., 2013).
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Widely recognised for his work in intellectual property litigation, Miki Goto uses his expertise in science and engineering to effectively advise clients on complex IP- and technology-related matters.