Brandon Brown’s

practice focuses on high-tech intellectual property litigation in Federal Courts and at the United States International Trade Commission. Brandon has experience in all aspects of intellectual property litigation, from pre-filing analyses through trial and post-trial motions. In addition to managing teams of lawyers for pre-trial and trial activities, Brandon has successfully argued discovery motions, summary judgment motions, and Markman hearings in Federal Court. Brandon has also provided technical tutorials to Federal judges on complicated technologies.

Brandon has a technical background and experience in the fields of computer science, electrical engineering and manufacturing process technology. He has represented clients in a wide range of technologies, including flash memory, cellular phone technology, wireless communication, microchip manufacturing, integrated circuits, operating system design, power grid technologies, and field programmable gate arrays.