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Ibrahim D. Hinds
Ibrahim D. Hinds

Ibrahim D. Hinds

Associate
Seattle
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Ibrahim Hinds is admitted to practice in California. He is not currently admitted in Washington.

Ibrahim Hinds is an associate in the firm’s Technology Transactions and Sourcing practice group. Prior to joining the firm, Ibrahim was an associate at an international law firm where he litigated complex IP, trade secret, copyright, trademark, and contract disputes involving AI systems, energy technologies, video codecs, software licensing, and data use across state and federal courts, the ITC, PTAB, and arbitration forums. Ibrahim also advised global technology clients on litigation risk and product launches, evaluated regulatory exposure related to privacy, content moderation, and algorithmic accountability, and led internal investigations, drafted strategy memoranda, coordinated with engineering and product teams, and supported depositions and expert discovery. Earlier, he served as a legal intern in the intellectual property group of a leading technology company, conducting prior‑art and legal research, developing visual frameworks and standardized contract language for open‑data and smart‑contract deployments in cross‑border environments, and designing internal tools to track inventorship metrics and align with evolving privacy and innovation policies.

This is a temporary biography. A complete biography will be available soon.

Before joining the legal field, Ibrahim worked as an engineer and innovation analyst at a global engineering consultancy, advising on a multibillion‑dollar transportation initiative, guiding autonomous‑vehicle regulatory compliance, managing eminent‑domain and public‑attitude issues, leading feasibility studies and stakeholder negotiations, and building a CADD database that streamlined property‑management workflows. He began his career as a graduate research assistant at a university‑affiliated transportation research center, developing GIS‑ and census‑based metrics to support equitable infrastructure funding, collaborating on connected‑ and autonomous‑vehicle policy studies, conducting safety modeling, and leading community outreach that increased committee membership.

  • Representative, Engineers Without Borders
  • Member, Berkeley Venture Capital Investment Group
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