Stafford Grigsby Helm Davis

Stafford Grigsby Helm Davis is a dedicated patent litigator and first-chair trial lawyer, operating out of The Stafford Davis Firm, PC, which he founded in Tyler, Texas. His practice, including a significant focus on patent litigation, has seen him serve primarily on the plaintiff's side in tracked cases, often representing patent assertion entities (PAEs). For instance, he acted as local counsel for Freedom Patents, LLC in its infringement suit against Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. et al., which concerned 802.11ax MIMO Wi-Fi technology. He also represented Patent Group, LLC as a plaintiff in an earlier patent infringement case against MTM Molded Products Company. While his firm represents both plaintiffs and defendants across its complex civil litigation docket, including patent cases, his direct appearances show a clear emphasis on asserting patent rights.

Mr. Davis's experience in patent litigation extends to a range of technologies, as evidenced by his involvement in cases such as the Wi-Fi related dispute against Samsung. Prior to establishing his own firm in 2010, he spent four years at Jones Day, where his practice included intellectual property litigation for Fortune 500 companies and other international entities, encompassing trade secret, trademark, and patent disputes. The Stafford Davis Firm highlights its success in high-stakes litigation, noting that Mr. Davis has secured multi-million dollar recoveries for clients through jury verdicts and other resolutions.

He earned his law degree from Baylor University, where he held positions as both Notes and Comments Editor and Associate Editor of the Baylor Law Review. Stafford G. Davis began practicing law in 2006. He is recognized for his trial advocacy, having consistently been named a "Rising Star" and "Super Lawyer" by Super Lawyers Magazine and Texas Monthly Magazine since 2015.

Publicly available information does not specify Stafford Grigsby Helm Davis's involvement in inter partes review (IPR) or other Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) proceedings.