Scott Fuller

Scott Fuller is a seasoned patent litigator with extensive experience representing both patent owners and defendants in complex disputes across various technology sectors. He is currently a Partner at Garteiser Honea, a litigation boutique specializing in high-stakes intellectual property and business disputes. Prior to joining Garteiser Honea, Mr. Fuller was a partner and co-chair of the Texas IP Litigation Practice Group at the international firm Locke Lord LLP.

Mr. Fuller's practice encompasses a wide range of technologies, including color processing, multimedia streaming, copy protection methodologies, Address Space Layout Randomization (ASLR), and financial market data compression and decompression. While the tracked case, X One Inc. v. Domino's Pizza Inc., shows him representing a plaintiff as of counsel, his broader career demonstrates a balanced approach, having defended Fortune 500 companies such as Microsoft, Huawei, HSBC, and Citigroup, and also acted as plaintiff's counsel for individual inventors and patent owners.

His notable case experience includes representing Microsoft in Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Electronics for Imaging, Inc. v. Microsoft Corp., et al., a multi-defendant patent infringement lawsuit involving color processing that included two appeals to the Federal Circuit. He also represented Huawei Technologies in patent infringement matters concerning copy protection, and HSBC Bank in multi-defendant litigation related to financial market data. Mr. Fuller has argued to the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit and has experience in district courts from California to Texas to New York. His firm, Garteiser Honea, also appears in PTAB proceedings, and a profile for "Michael S. Fuller" at the firm, likely referring to Scott Fuller, indicates PTAB experience.

Mr. Fuller earned his law degree with honors from Southern Methodist University Law School and holds an undergraduate engineering degree from the University of Texas at Austin. He is a former registered professional structural engineer in the State of Texas and is registered to practice before the United States Patent and Trademark Office. He was admitted to the Texas bar on November 6, 2002.