Julie Fieber has litigated in court and arbitration a wide range of commercial and civil matters, including contract disputes, business torts, unfair competition, trade secrets, copyright, false advertising, consumer disclosure matters, and energy law.

Ms. Fieber graduated from University of California Santa Barbara in 1985 with a B.S. in Chemical Engineering. She received her law degree, summa cum laude, from the University of San Francisco in 1999, where she was a Deans Scholar and a member of the law review. During law school, Ms. Fieber was an extern law clerk to Associate Justice Ming W. Chin of the California Supreme Court. Before joining Stein & Lubin in 2008, Ms. Fieber was a partner at Folger Levin & Kahn LLP in San Francisco, specializing in intellectual property and complex commercial litigation. Prior to her legal career, Ms. Fieber was an engineer for ICF Consulting, focusing on the environmental impacts of legislation affecting automotive fuels and technologies. Ms. Fieber is also admitted to practice before the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

Representative Matters/Published Cases

• Represented medical device manufacturer in litigation over a competitor's theft of its device, obtaining stipulated consent injunction protecting its trade secrets.

• Represented purchaser of troubled savings and loans in its breach of contract suit against the federal government.

• Represented PeopleSoft in unfair competition litigation against Oracle arising from Oracle's hostile tender offer for PeopleSoft.

• Represented several major retailers in an ongoing section 17200/CLRA action related to manufacturer printer speed representations, obtaining favorable settlements.

• Represented major electronics distributor against multi-million dollar fraud and breach of contract claims brought by the former managers of a failed subsidiary, obtaining successful results on summary judgment and in the Ninth Circuit.

• Represented a third party investor in a failed baseball league against shareholder derivative claims brought by the league's major shareholders, obtaining dismissal of all claims with no monetary settlement in exchange for waiving a malicious prosecution action.

• Represented leading provider of IVR hosting solutions in arbitration over breach of a one year service agreement, obtaining full recovery of damages, attorneys' fees and costs.

• Granite Management Corp. v. U.S., 511 F.3d 1360 (Fed. Cir. 2008 ).

• Granite Management Corp. v. U.S., 74 Fed. Cl. 155 (2006).

• CardioNet, Inc. v. LifeWatch Corp., 2008 WL 567031 ( N.D. Ill.).

• CardioNet, Inc. v. LifeWatch Corp., 2008 WL 567223 (N.D. Ill.).