About John
John Tehranian practices intellectual property law in Newport Beach, California. He is a partner at One LLP, where he has been instrumental in handling complex IP litigation cases. The firm focuses on a range of legal issues, including appeals and entertainment law, serving clients throughout California. His expertise spans various facets of intellectual property, from trademark disputes to copyright issues in the digital age. He earned his J.D.
from Yale Law School in 2000, following an undergraduate degree in Government from Harvard University in 1995. His academic background laid a strong foundation for his legal career. After law school, he began his practice as a lawyer and quickly established himself in the field. His commitment to legal education is evident in his roles as a professor of law, where he has taught since 2007, and as the Paul W. Wildman Chair & Professor of Law since 2011.
In 2023, he took on the role of visiting professor of law, further contributing to the academic community. His teaching focuses on intellectual property law and its intersections with technology and entertainment. Many of his students have gone on to successful careers in various legal sectors, reflecting his influence in shaping the next generation of lawyers. Most of his work involves litigation, where he represents clients in high-stakes cases — He has successfully navigated numerous appeals, showcasing his ability to handle complex legal arguments. His experience in entertainment and sports law allows him to advise clients on contracts and rights management, ensuring their interests are protected in a rapidly evolving industry.
Before joining One LLP in 2004, he worked in various legal roles, which helped him hone his skills in litigation and legal strategy. His diverse background enables him to approach cases with a unique perspective. He remains active in the legal community, often participating in panels and discussions related to intellectual property and technology. John Tehranian is recognized for his contributions to both practice and academia — His dual focus on teaching and practicing law exemplifies his dedication to the field. He continues to influence the landscape of intellectual property law in California while mentoring future lawyers in their careers.
