Catherine is an intellectual property attorney whose practice is focused on high tech patent litigation in the US International Trade Commission (ITC) and patent diligence. Her legal training is complemented by her electrical engineering background. Catherine has handled various cases involving complex technology  such as computer systems, embedded hardware, microprocessors, graphics processors, semiconductor fabrication and packaging, and DRM, among others.

In her role as a patent litigator, she has a played a key role in multiple ITC investigations to successful outcomes. Among other things, this involved leading the technical analysis, managing complex discovery involving source code, deposing and examining fact and expert witnesses, presenting oral arguments at hearings. Additionally, Catherine was involved in multiple foreign enforcement programs in Germany and China, where she worked closely with foreign counsel on the strategy for infringement and nullity proceedings.

Catherine was a Summer Associate at Mintz, and also interned in the Shanghai, China, office of another US law firm, where she worked on a US patent litigation involving Chinese LED manufacturers.