Brandon G. Moore

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Brandon G. Moore — patent litigation summary

Focus areas. Moore's tracked docket is concentrated in networking and broadband communications patents. The CommWorks Solutions campaign in which he appears asserts patents covering broadband network provisioning, network path routing/SD-WAN, quality-of-service, Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) and Wi-Fi Multimedia (WMM), and 3G/4G all-IP mobile network addressing (U.S. Pat. Nos. 6,832,249; 7,027,465; 7,177,285; 7,760,664; 8,923,846), plus fax-to-email functionality. A same-named attorney's published practice description lists experience across Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, 3G/4G/5G, QoS/provisioning, LED lighting, vehicle infotainment, camera modules, USB, and transdermal drug delivery; that description is not confirmed to be the same individual (see caveat below), though its Wi-Fi/QoS/mobile-network content overlaps closely with the CommWorks patents.

Side preference. He is exclusively a plaintiff-side assertor: all 13 tracked appearances are for plaintiffs, with zero defense-side appearances. The recurring plaintiffs are the Kheyfits Belenky assertion vehicles CommWorks Solutions, LLC, KT Imaging USA, LLC, and Mel NavIP LLC — i.e., monetization/NPE-side work rather than defense of operating companies. His tracked roles range from supporting attorney to lead and trial counsel.

Firm context. All 13 tracked cases list Kheyfits Belenky (Austin, Texas), the boutique associated with Dmitry Kheyfits and Andrey Belenky; court filings list Moore at the firm's Austin addresses (108 Wild Basin Rd., later 12600 Hill Country Blvd.), with a kblit.com email. I could not verify his current firm from a primary source: Nelson Bumgardner Conroy's site carries a "Brandon Moore" bio with Texas Tech / Oklahoma City University credentials, but nothing in the searchable record ties that bio to the Kheyfits Belenky litigator, and the name is common. Treat any firm transition as unconfirmed.

Notable matters. The most prominent tracked case is CommWorks Solutions, LLC v. Comcast Cable Communications, LLC (W.D. Tex. 6:21-cv-00366, Judge Albright), a multi-patent case involving roughly 110 asserted claims and extensive pre-Markman third-party discovery into router and chip suppliers; the USPTO's § 290 filing for that docket records an order granting dismissal in July 2022. Related campaign matters include CommWorks v. Charter Communications (6:22-cv-00156, W.D. Tex.), where he is listed as trial counsel, and suits against Mediacom, Frontier, Vyve Broadband, Ubee Interactive, Adtran, TRENDnet, CommScope, Open Text, and Extreme Networks. In CommWorks v. Skybeam/Rise Broadband the parties filed a stipulation of dismissal in June 2021 after settlement. I found no verifiable verdict, judgment, or Federal Circuit decision attributable to him; the assertion campaign appears to be resolution-by-license rather than tried-to-verdict.

PTAB / IPR. His published practice listing includes inter partes review and post-grant proceedings, and his Kheyfits Belenky contact information appears in PTAB filings (e.g., an IPR2020-00721 stipulation), but the searchable record does not establish him as a regular IPR petitioner or lead PTAB advocate. Notably, the CommWorks '846 patent was challenged by Unified Patents in IPR2021-01297 (final written decision February 2023) — a proceeding in which CommWorks was the patent owner, not a matter he is shown to have filed.

Bar / education. Listed credentials (subject to the name-disambiguation caveat): B.S. in Computer Science, Texas Tech University; J.D., Oklahoma City University School of Law; registered patent attorney with the USPTO; member of the State Bar of Texas; admitted in the E.D., W.D., N.D., and S.D. of Texas and the Federal Circuit; admitted pro hac vice in the S.D.N.Y. in the Mediacom case (October 2020). No other bar admissions were verified.