Jinming Zhang

Practice & technology focus. Jinming Zhang is a patent litigator at Nelson Bumgardner Conroy PC (NBC), the Fort Worth, Texas–based boutique known for IP and complex litigation, including Eastern District of Texas enforcement campaigns. Public docket activity shows him working on electrical/communications-heavy matters — Wi-Fi and networking patents (Atlas Global Technologies v. Hewlett Packard Enterprise, E.D. Tex.; R2 Solutions v. Roadget Business, N.D. Cal.), secure-communications technology (Sectra Communications AB v. Cisco Systems, E.D. Tex.), and packaging/consumer-product patents (EcoSafe Packaging v. GPA Global, C.D. Cal.). His chemistry undergraduate background suggests technical breadth, though no life-sciences case has surfaced. Note: multiple professionals share this name, including a China-based in-house counsel; all facts here relate to the NBC attorney.

Side and tracked case. The authoritative tracking data lists one appearance — defendant-side, as lead counsel at NBC. In practice, however, his visible docket entries are largely for patent owners/plaintiffs (e.g., appearing for Sectra and EcoSafe), reflecting NBC's typical mix of patent-enforcement and defense work. I could not independently confirm which specific matter constitutes the tracked defendant-side case, as it is unnamed in the source data.

Firm background and credentials. Before NBC, Zhang was an associate at Dunlap Bennett & Ludwig, PLLC, handling IP counseling, prosecution, and litigation in federal district courts. He received his J.D. from George Mason University's Antonin Scalia Law School (2020, magna cum laude), where he interned for Federal Circuit Judge Jimmie V. Reyna, and holds a B.S. in chemistry from Boston College. He is a member of the Virginia State Bar (No. 96210) and is admitted to the Eastern District of Texas. His firm bio lists post-grant proceedings as a practice area, but no specific IPR/PGR appearances were verified in this search, and no verdicts, settlements, or Federal Circuit outcomes were identified — the matters found are recent and largely at the pleading/appearance stage.