Andrew A. Noble

Andrew A. Noble is a partner at Maschoff Brennan, focusing his practice on patent litigation, prosecution, and complex U.S. Patent Office proceedings. His technical expertise, grounded in an electrical engineering degree from Georgia Tech, enables him to handle sophisticated technologies, particularly mechanical and computer-based systems. His diverse experience spans fiber optic communication routing, cellular network roaming, software-as-a-service (SaaS) products, trading systems, automotive electronics, and healthcare records management. The firm's broader practice areas include artificial intelligence, medical devices, networking and wireless technology, and telecommunications, consistent with his involvement in cases related to streaming technology.

Noble primarily represents operating companies, with tracked appearances showing a defendant-side preference. He has acted as patent counsel for major corporations such as Google, Alcatel-Lucent (Nokia), AT&T, Bloomberg, Philips Electronics, and Johnson & Johnson. He has also tried patent matters before federal courts.

His patent litigation experience includes serving as local counsel for DISH DBS Corporation in DISH DBS Corporation et al. v. Comcentric, Inc. In addition to litigation, Noble is experienced in managing large-scale domestic and international patent portfolios and counseling clients on intellectual property issues in complex transactions like mergers and acquisitions and licensing programs.

Noble is actively involved in U.S. Patent and Trademark Office proceedings, including post-grant reviews (IPR), reexaminations, and reissues. He is admitted to practice before the New York State Bar, the State Bar of Georgia, the Pennsylvania Bar, and the United States Patent and Trademark Office. He holds a J.D. from Columbia University.