Counsel registry

Campbell & Williams

1 case appearance 0 as plaintiff counsel · 1 as defendant counsel.

Firm overview

Campbell & Williams is a Las Vegas-based boutique law firm, founded in 1986, known for its expertise in complex commercial litigation, appellate practice, and catastrophic personal injury and product liability matters. The firm maintains a single office in Las Vegas, Nevada, and is recognized by Chambers USA with a "Band 1" designation in General Commercial Litigation. U.S. News and World Report has also named Campbell & Williams among the country's "Best Law Firms" in categories such as Commercial Litigation and Appellate Practice.

Based on available public information, Campbell & Williams primarily focuses on broad commercial disputes and general litigation rather than specialized intellectual property and patent litigation. The firm's public profiles highlight its work for a diverse clientele, including multinational corporations, gaming moguls, and high-profile individuals, often in high-stakes and multi-jurisdictional conflicts.

The firm's tracked involvement in patent litigation is limited to a single case where it served as local counsel for a defendant. This singular appearance as local counsel in an unspecified patent matter does not indicate a dedicated or specialized patent litigation practice area for the firm, nor does it suggest a preference for representing plaintiffs or defendants in patent disputes broadly. Publicly available information, including the firm's website and legal directories, does not detail specific technology areas or a notable volume of patent infringement cases handled by Campbell & Williams.

Furthermore, Campbell & Williams does not publicly highlight a practice dedicated to Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) or inter partes review (IPR) proceedings. The firm's key litigation partners, including co-founders Donald J. Campbell and J. Colby Williams, and partner Philip R. Erwin, are recognized for their work in complex commercial and appellate litigation. Philip R. Erwin, who was involved in the firm's tracked patent case, primarily focuses on complex commercial disputes, appellate practice, and other litigation areas.

Attorneys

Roles

  • local counsel1

Cases (1)