Terry J. Wikberg

Terrence "Terry" Wikberg is a litigator and intellectual property (IP) attorney in Holland & Knight's Washington, D.C., office. Mr. Wikberg's practice focuses on patent, trademark, trade dress and trade secret litigation, as well as strategic counseling, patent prosecution and IP portfolio development and acquisition. Mr. Wikberg's practice also includes strategic client counseling in various complex corporate scenarios, including mergers and acquisitions (M&A), global litigation management, risk management and value generation, government contracting and IP monetization.

Mr. Wikberg has extensive litigation experience representing plaintiffs and defendants at the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) and U.S. federal district courts throughout the country. He has represented U.S.-, European- and Asian-based clients in a wide variety of technological areas, including industrial and mining technologies, oil and gas drilling technologies, manufacturing workflow technologies, chemical vapor deposition technologies – including lab-grown diamond manufacture, green technologies, welding and cutting equipment, aircraft equipment and propulsion systems, remote aircraft control and technologies, ballistic technologies, power supplies and power generation equipment, laser manufacturing systems, laser vision correction systems, mobile communications and networks, fiber optics, camera and projector optics, video gaming technology, data encryption, sporting goods and equipment, golf balls and golf equipment, retail products and displays, consumer electronics, medical devices, robotic, automated and semi-autonomous systems and manufacturing cells, as well as virtual and augmented reality training systems and digital media storage devices.

Prior to joining Holland & Knight, Mr. Wikberg was an IP litigator and attorney for an international law firm in its Washington, D.C., office.

Before attending law school, Mr. Wikberg had a successful career as director of engineering in the aviation industry. He supervised product development, implementation and support for passenger-to-cargo conversion modification kits for large commercial aircraft, which included the design and implementation of significant exterior and interior structural modifications, hydraulic actuation and control systems, smoke detection systems and cargo restraint systems. In that role, his experience also included obtaining Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) supplemental type certificates for numerous modifications on multiple aircraft type, and assisting with incident investigation. Mr. Wikberg’s aviation experience also includes a detailed understanding of aircraft structural and aerodynamic design, aircraft avionics and controls systems, and aircraft power plants.

Mr. Wikberg also served as an adjunct professor of Patent Law in the Master in Science of Law Program for the University of Maryland and Patent Litigation at the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law.