Overview

Bryan Cannon litigates for industry-leading clients in the wireless communication space and beyond, with particular experience in resolving disputes related to standard essential patents.

Bryan handles all aspects of patent litigation in district courts, the International Trade Commission (ITC), and the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB). His technical agility and natural curiosity fuel his rapid grasp of complex innovations and ability to distill technical concepts into plain language for judges and juries. He has litigated matters ranging from smart doorbells and wireless phone chargers to dental scanning devices and electric vehicle battery components, and clients also frequently rely on his depth of experience with LTE, 5G, Qi, and other wireless communication technologies and standards.

In addition to his litigation practice, Bryan assists clients with patent prosecution, counseling, and portfolio management; his versatile experience across the patent lifecycle equips him to provide far-sighted counsel and draft patents aimed to withstand litigation. Drawing on his background in mechanical and aerospace engineering, he has drafted and prosecuted patent applications related to medical devices, automobile components, multi-function printers, and other technologies. He has worked on more than a dozen inter partes reviews (IPRs) and also authors invalidity, non-infringement, and freedom to operate opinions.

Prior to practicing law, Bryan was a lead auxiliary engineer at NAVSEA, where he led technical review of specifications, system descriptions, and diagrams for air and ventilation systems.

Bryan maintains an active pro bono practice, including advocating for incarcerated individuals through the Second Look Project.

Professional associations

  • International Trade Commission Trial Lawyers Association (ITCTLA); Young Lawyers’ Committee, Chair (2022-2024); Executive Committee (2024-Present)