Christopher S. Joubert

Christopher S. Joubert is a patent litigation attorney with Buether Joe & Carpenter, where he currently serves as Managing Member, having joined the firm in 2010. His career in intellectual property litigation includes prior roles as a Partner at Greenberg Traurig and Godwin Gruber, LLP, and a Senior Associate at McKool Smith, PC. He is a member of the Texas bar.

Joubert's practice focuses on patent, copyright, trademark, trade secret, and unfair competition litigation, alongside broader commercial disputes. Based on available case information, his work includes technology areas such as network data management, communication protocols, and security infrastructure, often involving enterprise software.

In terms of client representation, Joubert's tracked appearances indicate a focus on the plaintiff side, representing patent assertion entities (PAEs). For example, he served as lead counsel for Datacloud Technologies LLC, a PAE, in the case Datacloud Technologies LLC v. Atlassian, Inc., which involved six U.S. patents related to network security and data communication. This case, filed in the Eastern District of Texas, concluded with a voluntary dismissal with prejudice by the plaintiff, permanently extinguishing the claims against the defendant. While his firm, Buether Joe & Carpenter, states it represents both plaintiffs and defendants, this specific tracked case highlights his experience on the plaintiff's behalf.

While Buether Joe & Carpenter as a firm handles inter partes review (IPR) proceedings, specific details of Christopher S. Joubert's individual involvement in PTAB/IPR cases are not readily available in public search results.