Michael E. Dacus

Michael E. Dacus is an attorney associated with The Dacus Firm, where the firm is recognized for its robust patent litigation practice, particularly in the Eastern District of Texas. While the provided data lists Michael E. Dacus as Local Counsel in one tracked case, the firm's extensive patent litigation capabilities are prominently led by trial attorney Deron Dacus, who is frequently mentioned in professional profiles concerning The Dacus Firm's patent work. The Dacus Firm has represented clients in hundreds of patent cases in the Eastern District of Texas, serving as both local and lead counsel.

The firm's patent litigation practice covers a broad range of technologies, as evidenced by cases such as Uniloc USA, Inc. v. Electronic Arts Inc., where Michael E. Dacus appeared as local counsel for the defendant. The Dacus Firm has also secured multi-million dollar judgments in cases like the Lowrance patent case and obtained significant defense verdicts, including a jury finding of non-infringement and invalidity for Genband. Other notable outcomes attributed to Deron Dacus's leadership include an $8.2 million infringement verdict for Genband and a $23.6 million judgment against Apple related to pager technology.

The Dacus Firm represents both plaintiffs and defendants in patent disputes. Deron Dacus, a key litigator at the firm, has achieved multi-million dollar verdicts for plaintiffs and successfully defended clients against claims involving hundreds of millions of dollars. The firm prides itself on understanding the intricacies of patent litigation and the local rules and judiciary of the Eastern District of Texas.

No specific information regarding Michael E. Dacus's direct experience with PTAB or IPR proceedings was readily available. Deron Dacus, the prominent trial attorney at The Dacus Firm, is a Board Certified Civil Trial Lawyer and a Certified Public Accountant (CPA). He earned his B.B.A. from Texas A&M University in 1989 and his J.D. from Baylor University in 1994, and was admitted to practice in Texas in 1994.