Joshua E. Ney, Ph.D.

Josh represents pharmaceutical clients in patent litigation and prosecution matters involving new chemical entities, second medical uses, pharmaceutical formulations, synthetic processes and pharmaceutical polymorphs. His experience spans a range of therapeutic applications, including antiviral therapies, antibiotics, cardiovascular disease, central nervous system disorders, Huntington’s disease, lower urinary tract disorders, menopausal symptoms, osteoarthritis, and pain management.

Josh’s litigation experience includes handling and resolving matters in U.S. district courts and in inter partes review proceedings before the Patent Trial and Appeals Board. In addition to his pharmaceutical practice, Josh litigates and prosecutes patents related to chemical products and processes.

He is also experienced in providing clearance analyses for new products and in conducting due diligence for clients involved in financing transactions, mergers and acquisitions.

With a Ph.D. in organic chemistry and extensive studies in organic synthesis and synthetic methodology, Josh has the technical background needed to understand even the most complex innovations.

Josh is not regularly admitted to practice law in the local courts of the District of Columbia and is working under the supervision of a member of the D.C. Bar pending his admission.