Attorney Profile
John B. Campbell, Jr.
John Campbell, Jr.
Austin
Texas (TX)
Practice Areas:
Intellectual Property Litigation (100%)
Intellectual Property Litigation
Law School:
The University of Texas School of Law
Profile
An Associate in McKool Smith’s Austin office, John Campbell focuses on intellectual property and business litigation. Mr. Campbell has represented clients in litigation involving video games, aerospace technology, medical devices, software and telecommunications, among others. Mr. Campbell is a former clerk for the Hon. Sue L. Robinson in the U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware. He earned his bachelor’s degree in engineering from Ohio Northern University in 1996, and his MBA from Xavier University in 1998. Mr. Campbell graduated with honors from The University of Texas School of Law in 2002, where he was Co-Editor of the Texas Intellectual Property Journal. News: McKool Smith Announces Appeals Court Upholds Patent Infringement Verdict Against Microsoft; Judge Upholds Verdict, Enhances Damages, Issues Permanent Injunction; $200 Million Verdict for i4i Inc.
Selected To
Texas Rising Stars 2011
Texas Rising Stars 2010
Texas Rising Stars 2009
Texas Rising Stars 2008
Texas Rising Stars 2007
About John Campbell, Jr.
Admitted: 2002, Texas
Professional Webpage: www.mckoolsmith.com/professionals-28.html
Bar/Professional Activity:
- State Bar of Texas, American Bar Association, Association of Trial Lawyers of America, American Intellectual Property Law Association, Austin Intellectual Property Law Association, Texas Young Lawyers Association.
Representative Clients:
- Eolas Technologies; i4i L.P.; i2, Inc.; Ericsson; American Video Graphics.; Medtronic, Inc.; EWI Holdings; Lockheed Martin Corporation.
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