Brandon Gregory Moore

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Brandon Gregory Moore — Patent Litigation Practice Summary

Focus areas. Moore's tracked docket is concentrated in patent assertion work over networking and consumer-electronics technologies: Wi-Fi standards (WMM/Wi-Fi Multimedia QoS, WPS/Wi-Fi Protected Setup, 802.11-2007+), broadband network provisioning and path selection, packet classification, and QoS. The bulk of his appearances are for plaintiff CommWorks Solutions, LLC, whose asserted portfolio includes U.S. Patent Nos. 6,832,249, 7,027,465, 7,177,285, 7,760,664, RE44,904, 7,911,979, 8,116,315, 6,891,807 and 7,463,596. Beyond CommWorks, he has appeared in KT Imaging USA (camera modules) and Mel NavIP and Preferential Networks IP matters (navigation/vehicle systems, network throttling), consistent with an NPE-side electronic-arts practice rather than pharma or mechanical work. A firm bio published under the name Brandon Moore lists related technologies — 3G/4G/5G, Bluetooth/Wi-Fi, USB, fax-to-email, DLC coatings, transdermal drug delivery — and identifies IP litigation and IPR/post-grant proceedings as his practice areas.

Side preference. He is exclusively plaintiff-side in the tracked data: 20 of 20 appearances, zero defense-side. Every tracked matter is a patent-owner/NPE assertion campaign, and he is repeatedly styled as plaintiff's counsel, co-counsel, counsel of record, or "trial/technical counsel" — the last reflecting the technical-heavy claim charts and infringement contentions typical of standard-based Wi-Fi assertions (e.g., the Comcast matter where ~110 claims were slated for assertion and extensive third-party chipmaker/router discovery was sought).

Firm context. The authoritative case data ties him to Kheyfits Belenky LLP (14 appearances), an Austin, Texas IP boutique; filings list him at the firm's Austin address with the email bmoore@kblit.com. Public records also show a Brandon G. Moore (Texas Bar No. 24082372) practicing with the Dallas/Fort Worth boutique Nelson Bumgardner Conroy PC, and a firm bio under that name describes a technology mix that closely matches the Kheyfits Belenky caseload (Wi-Fi WMM/WPS, camera modules, fax-to-email). I could not definitively confirm that the Nelson Bumgardner Conroy attorney and the Kheyfits Belenky attorney are the same person from the sources located, so treat the prior-firm point as probable but unverified.

Notable matters and outcomes. The centerpiece is the CommWorks Solutions enforcement campaign against cable/ISP operators and network equipment vendors (RCN Telecom, Charter Communications, Comcast, Mediacom, Consolidated Communications, AMG/NextLink, Technicolor, CommScope/ARRIS, Extreme Networks, ZyXEL, Open Text). Verified results in the broader CommWorks campaign include: CommWorks v. RCN Telecom (S.D.N.Y.), terminated by consent judgment/with-prejudice dismissal in March 2023 after roughly 920 days with each side bearing its own costs, on nine asserted patents; CommWorks v. Comcast (W.D. Tex., 6:21-cv-00366), an order granting dismissal in July 2022; and CommWorks v. Adtran (N.D. Ala., 5:23-cv-01327), voluntarily dismissed without prejudice in April 2024. The tracked list also includes a CommWorks/Technicolor matter on which he is identified as handling appellate and motion practice, and he is admitted to the Federal Circuit; specific Federal Circuit outcomes are not confirmed in the sources reviewed.

PTAB/IPR. His firm bio lists inter partes review and post-grant proceedings as an area of practice, and he is a registered patent practitioner, but the tracked district-court data does not show him as counsel of record in specific IPR/PGR proceedings, so the extent of that work is not independently verified here.

Bar and education. B.S. in Computer Science, Texas Tech University; J.D., Oklahoma City University School of Law; registered patent attorney (USPTO); State Bar of Texas (No. 24082372 per court filings); admitted in the Eastern, Western, Northern and Southern Districts of Texas and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit.