Matthew Cameron

Matthew Cameron is a Principal in McKool Smith's Austin office. He focuses his practice on intellectual property litigation. Prior to joining the firm, Matthew gained experience at a firm where he researched a variety of complex matters, including an issue of patent validity in light of recent decisions regarding business method patents. He was also a research assistant at Georgia State University, during which he aided in drafting patent applications covering ProCA, a protein based MRI contrast agent, and CatchER, a protein based calcium sensor.

While attending law school, he contributed to the Houston Law Review as a publications editor and was a member of the Intellectual Property Student Association and the Student Bar Association. Matthew is admitted to practice before the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

• Daingean v. T-Mobile. Secured a significant patent defense verdict on behalf of T-Mobile in a dispute against Daingean Technologies for alleged infringement of a 5G telecommunications patent.
• Ericsson. Represented Ericsson in reaching a confidential partial settlement with Lenovo in a global patent licensing dispute involving a multi-year cross-license agreement, resulting in the withdrawal of all pending litigation and administrative proceedings, including before the USITC.

• Recognized by "Best Lawyers in America" as Ones to Watch for IP, (2023-2026)
• Named among the Top Most Active/ Best Performing Attorneys Representing Complainants by the Patexia ITC Intelligence Report, 2023 - 2025