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Demarron Berkley's practice focuses on intellectual property and complex commercial litigation in state and federal courts. As a result of spending years as a computer engineer and then as a patent prosecutor for a large IP boutique, he brings technical depth to patent litigation matters in a wide range of fields, including electronics, digital signal processing, telecommunications, software, and networking.
Demarron began his legal career as a judicial law clerk to the Honorable Charles R. Wilson of the United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit, helping the judge adjudicate a sizeable civil, criminal, and administrative law docket. The judgment gained during his clerkship experience forms the core of his results-oriented litigation approach.
Before law, Demarron spent time as an engineer in Lockheed Martin's highly selective Leadership Development Program, and as a Senior Technical Analyst for FedEx. He also occasionally moonlighted at a local college teaching Java programming classes.
Demarron's legal background and scientific savvy enable him to truly appreciate both the legal and technological nuances of a patent or high-tech case, and to communicate effortlessly with engineers and specialists to gain insight that others might miss.
Patent Litigation
- Represented plaintiffs and defendants in patent infringement matters involving optics, network and computer security, wireless networking, IP telephone, and video editing software
Commercial Litigation
- Breach of fiduciary duty and fraud cases
- Breach of contract cases
Patent Prosecution
- Helped clients ranging from Fortune 500 companies to individual inventors secure patents to protect their inventions related to image and video processing, wireless telecommunications, digital signal processing, business methods, mechanical devices, and semiconductor chip design
- Dallas Bar Association
- Duke Law Future Forum
- Mountain View Church of Christ – Youth Counselor
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