Gabriel Scott Culver

Gabriel Scott Culver is a patent litigation attorney primarily focused on defending companies in intellectual property disputes. Based at Norton Rose Fulbright US LLP in Austin, Texas, he is recognized for his work in Intellectual Property Litigation. His practice appears to involve technologies within the software and internet services sectors, as evidenced by his representation in cases concerning internet protocol (IP) proxy technology.

Culver has consistently represented defendants, with tracked appearances showing a focus on defending operating companies rather than prosecuting on behalf of patent assertion entities.

Notable cases in his experience include representing a defendant in Bright Data, Ltd. v. Teso LT, UAB et al., a case involving patents related to internet protocol proxy technology, where a jury found willful infringement against his client and awarded $7.47 million in lost profits to the plaintiff. He also appeared as counsel for the defendant in Pointwise Ventures LLC v. Microsoft Corporation. Information regarding his specific involvement in PTAB or IPR proceedings is not readily available from public sources.

Gabriel Scott Culver was admitted to the Texas bar in 2019. He earned his legal degree from The University of Texas School of Law, graduating in 2019.