Carl R. Bruce

Carl R. Bruce's patent litigation practice, as reflected in available tracking data, indicates an appearance as lead counsel for a plaintiff in a single patent infringement case. He is affiliated with the firm Rayburn Cooper & Durham for this tracked matter.

His known experience includes representing plaintiffs in patent disputes related to firearms technology, specifically involving "forced reset trigger devices." This is evidenced by his role as lead counsel for ABC IP, LLC et al. in ABC IP, LLC et al. v. THE GUN STORE, INC., DBA THE GUN STORE.

It is notable that a Carl E. Bruce, a patent litigation partner at Fish & Richardson P.C., with extensive experience in chemical engineering, polymer composites, oil and gas, software, internet, electrical, petrochemical, and opto-electrical technologies, has appeared pro hac vice for the same plaintiffs (ABC IP, LLC and Rare Breed Triggers, Inc.) in related patent cases concerning "forced reset trigger devices" in the Eastern District of Texas. Carl E. Bruce's profile details significant defense-side successes, including summary judgment wins and a jury finding of patent invalidity that saved clients an estimated $400 million in damages. He holds a J.D. from the University of Chicago Law School and an M.S. in Chemical Engineering from the University of Washington. However, due to the difference in the middle initial ("R" versus "E") and the primary firm listed in the authoritative data for Carl R. Bruce (Rayburn Cooper & Durham) versus the widely published affiliation for Carl E. Bruce (Fish & Richardson P.C.), a definitive merge of these two profiles cannot be made without further verified information.

Information regarding Carl R. Bruce's bar admissions, specific education, or regular involvement in PTAB/IPR proceedings beyond the single tracked case with Rayburn Cooper & Durham is not readily available from public sources.