Kamaram Munira, Ph.D.

Patents & Technologies

To support clients in patent cases including district court disputes, Kam conducts detailed technical and prior art analyses and assists with infringement, invalidity, and claim construction issues. She also assists with inter partes review (IPR) proceedings before the PTAB.

Before focusing her practice on patent litigation, Kam spent eight years drafting and prosecuting U.S. and international patent applications for clients ranging from early-stage companies to Fortune 500 corporations. She managed global patent portfolios, coordinated international prosecution strategies, and worked directly with inventors to translate complex technical innovations into enforceable patent claims.

Known for exceptional ability to grasp and master complex technologies swiftly, Kam efficiently translates cutting-edge concepts into robust, enforceable IP protection and effective litigation strategies. Her multidisciplinary background allows her to work seamlessly across a broad range of technologies, such as telecommunications (5G), memory technologies, solar technologies, cloud computing, Internet of Things, financial technology, artificial intelligence, machine learning, semiconductor devices, blockchain, cryptocurrencies, 3D memories, robotics, autonomous vehicles, high-performance computing, cloud computing, quantum computing, computing-in-memory, nanotechnology, semiconductor wafer processing, and standard essential patents.

Prior Experience

Kam’s sharp attention to detail and ability to learn new processes quickly aided her in applying engineering concepts, principles, and practices to device design and engineering. Prior to practicing law, Kam served as a postdoctoral research fellow at the Center for Materials for Information Technology at the University of Alabama, and at Micron Technology, Inc.

Personal Interests

In her free time, Kam enjoys mentoring law students and early-career professionals interested in practicing patent law, with a particular interest in supporting individuals from diverse backgrounds as they pursue careers in intellectual property. She values opportunities to contribute to professional development and inclusion within the patent community.