Stevenson Moore V

Specialty / focus. Stevenson Moore V is a patent litigator at the Dallas boutique Ni, Wang & Massand, PLLC. His tracked docket centers on consumer-product technology — most recently LED filament lighting (U.S. Patent No. 8,604,678) in the Feit Electric v. Elong International dispute — and web-verifiable records show earlier work in software/electronics cases in the Eastern District of Texas (e.g., Cuozzo Speed Technologies v. Cellco, Hall Data Sync v. Dropbox). The firm is known for representing Chinese manufacturers and patent owners in U.S. district court and PTAB proceedings.

Side preference. Both tracked appearances are on the defendant side (2 of 2), defending accused operating companies — Elong International USA, Inc. and its co-defendant, Chinese manufacturer Xiamen Longstar Lighting — against Feit Electric's infringement suit. Public dockets also show him on the plaintiff side earlier in his career for patent-owner/NPE clients, so the practice spans both sides, though his current tracked matters are defense work.

Firm context & PTAB experience. He has been with Ni, Wang & Massand, PLLC (Dallas) since at least 2014 (Super Lawyers Rising Stars, IP litigation, 2015–2021); no prior firm was identified. He has appeared before the PTAB pro hac vice as patent-owner counsel — e.g., IPR2022-00844 (DGL Group v. Hangzhou Chic Intelligent Technology) — while his tracked district-court defense was litigated in parallel with IPR challenges to the same '678 patent (IPR2024-01357 / IPR2025-00258).

Notable matters & credentials. In Feit Electric v. Elong International USA, Inc., No. 3:24-cv-01089 (N.D. Tex.), the case survived claim construction and a denied stay motion, was set for a January 2026 jury trial, and ended in a joint dismissal without prejudice (Jan. 2026) — no merits verdict or damages award. He also appeared on a nonprecedential Federal Circuit appeal (No. 18-1464) as co-counsel. He earned his J.D. from Texas Wesleyan University School of Law (2010) and was admitted to the Texas Bar in 2011; his pro hac vice certification lists the N.D./E.D./W.D. of Texas and the Fifth and Federal Circuits. He should not be confused with Steven D. Moore, a Duke-educated IP partner at Vinson & Elkins.