Durie Tangri
Clement Roberts’ practice focuses on intellectual property litigation and on complex commercial cases with a high-technology component. He has successfully tried a wide variety of civil and criminal cases to verdict in state and federal court and in arbitration, including more than a half-dozen jury trials as first chair.
Clem has litigated many highly technical cases in district courts throughout the United States. He has litigated patents involving computer architecture, software, operating systems, semiconductor manufacturing, networking, electronic commerce and protein formation, among others.
Clem’s approach to litigation is focused on efficiency and customer service. He believes that the best litigation strategies reflect the client’s specific business problems, and that winning requires a relentless focus on the facts and arguments most likely to persuade the decision maker.
Prior to founding Durie Tangri, Clem was a partner at San Francisco’s Keker & Van Nest, which he joined in 2001 after working as an associate at Morrison & Foerster. Clem graduated with honors from both Harvard Law School and Harvard College and was named a rising star in IP litigation by Superlawyers magazine in 2009.
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