Justin A. Allen

Justin A. Allen is a patent litigator primarily representing plaintiffs in intellectual property disputes across various technology sectors. His practice is characterized by a focus on patent assertion campaigns, as evidenced by his appearances for plaintiffs in all four tracked cases.

Allen's experience spans diverse technology areas, notably digital display and retail technology, as seen in cases for Alpha Modus Corp. against major retailers like Circle K Stores Inc. and Brookshire Grocery Co. These lawsuits involved patents related to intelligent, audience-responsive digital signage systems and consumer engagement in retail environments, covering technologies such as targeting logic, display management, and consumer interaction frameworks. He has also represented plaintiffs like Atlas Global Technologies LLC against technology companies such as Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company and Monticello Enterprises LLC against Google LLC, indicating experience with broader computing and software technologies.

Throughout his patent litigation career, Allen has appeared with several firms, including The Falling Forward Law Firm, Garteiser Honea, Allen & Hightower, and Caldwell Cassady & Curry. A notable outcome includes the Alpha Modus, Corp. v. Brookshire Grocery Co. case, which concluded with a confidential settlement and dismissal with prejudice in March 2026.

Public records specific to a "Justin A. Allen" involved in this patent litigation practice do not clearly delineate a continuous professional background or comprehensive bar and education information that aligns with all listed patent litigation firms. There appear to be multiple attorneys named Justin A. Allen, whose professional profiles, bar admissions, and education (e.g., a 2020 Vanderbilt J.D. and Michigan bar admission, or a shareholder at Ogletree Deakins focusing on trade secrets) do not match the specific patent litigation practice described by the provided case list and associated firms. Therefore, specific details regarding his bar admissions, education, and PTAB/IPR experience related to this patent litigation practice cannot be reliably sourced at this time.