Vaibhav focuses his practice on patent litigation and patent prosecution, particularly in the mechanical and electrical arts.

His cases have involved software, consumer electronics and mechanical devices in fields such as computer image processing, digital content protection systems, and consumer electronic software and hardware systems. Vaibhav is also experienced in several phases of inter partes review proceedings. Vaibhav also has prosecution experience involving technologies for automotive parts, software, and networking systems.

During law school, Vaibhav was part of the TI:GER program at Emory, where he worked with graduate students in law, business, science and engineering on both legal and business aspects of start-up companies. During the program he worked on start-up projects in the fields of computer vision technology, water purification devices and predictive analytics for railways. Prior to starting his career in law, Vaibhav was involved in physics research utilizing ultra-low temperature techniques to examine super-solids at Rutgers University, finite-element-method simulations of mechanical cantilevers at Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin, and the development of quantum sensors at Harvard.

Vaibhav successfully completed the Fullbridge Program in September 2016.

Education
JD, Emory University School of Law, with honors, 2016BS, Physics, Mathematics, Rutgers University, 2012