Bradley Jarrett

Specialty / Focus Areas. Bradley Jarrett is a litigation associate whose patent work centers on software and digital-media technologies. In the tracked matter Adeia Technologies Inc. et al. v. DISH Network Corp. et al. (D. Colo., No. 1:26-cv-01373), he represents plaintiff Adeia in claims involving media and pay-TV patents covering adaptive video streaming, program-guide interfaces, content delivery, session access control, and ad insertion. Web-searchable records show related experience in biometric-authentication and fraud-detection software patents (Carbyne Biometrics, LLC v. Apple Inc., W.D. Tex.).

Side Preference. Based on the tracked case data, Jarrett's appearances are plaintiff-side (1 of 1 tracked appearances, co-counsel), and web sources confirm a consistent plaintiff/patent-owner posture — he has represented licensing entities and patent owners such as Adeia (an Rovi/Xperi-spinoff licensing company) and Carbyne Biometrics against operating companies DISH and Apple. No defendant-side patent appearances were found.

Firm Context. Jarrett is an associate in the Dallas office of McKool Smith P.C., where he joined in September 2021 after clerking for Judge William F. Jung (M.D. Fla.) and Judge Richard B. Orfinger (Fla. 5th DCA), with earlier internships at the DOJ Antitrust Division and Commercial Litigation Branch. His firm bio describes a complex commercial litigation practice, with a listed representative matter in copyright enforcement (a $3.8M default judgment in Prep Solutions Ltd. v. Techono Ltd.).

Notable Cases, Outcomes & PTAB/IPR Experience. Beyond the pending Adeia v. DISH matter, Jarrett's verifiable work includes Carbyne Biometrics v. Apple Inc. (six patents, 64+ claims), where he was pro hac vice counsel of record; he defended the venue against Apple's transfer bid (Fed. Cir. denied Apple's mandamus in In re Apple Inc., No. 24-111) and defended three parallel IPRs (IPR2024-00329/330/331), including depositions, responses, and a Final Written Decision in IPR2024-00329 followed by a patent-owner appeal. He is admitted in Texas (2022) and Florida and holds a J.D. from the University of Miami School of Law (2018) and a B.A. from The Citadel (2008).