Matthew Gates is senior counsel at Wittliff Cutter in Austin, where his practice focuses on intellectual property disputes and general commercial litigation. He has represented technology companies of all sizes in high-stakes patent infringement cases in courts across the United States, as well as investigations before the International Trade Commission. These cases have involved a variety of technologies and industries, including semiconductors, software, consumer electronics, and wireless networking. Matt also has experience addressing complex commercial litigation issues that often arise in intellectual property cases, including trade secret misappropriation, contractual disputes, and personal jurisdiction. He earned his Juris Doctor degree with honors from the University of Texas at Austin in 2009.

Matthew Gates is senior counsel in Bracewell’s Austin office, where his practice focuses on intellectual property disputes and general commercial litigation. He has represented technology companies of all sizes in high-stakes patent infringement cases in courts across the United States, as well as investigations before the International Trade Commission. These cases have involved a variety of technologies and industries, including semiconductors, software, consumer electronics, and wireless networking. Matt also has experience addressing complex commercial litigation issues that often arise in intellectual property cases, including trade secret misappropriation, contractual disputes, and personal jurisdiction. He earned his Juris Doctor degree with honors from the University of Texas at Austin in 2009.

Matthew Gates is counsel in Pillsbury’s Austin office, where his practice focuses on intellectual property disputes and general commercial litigation. He has represented technology companies of all sizes in high-stakes patent infringement cases in courts across the United States, as well as investigations before the International Trade Commission. These cases have involved a variety of technologies and industries, including semiconductors, software, consumer electronics, and wireless networking. Matt also has experience addressing complex commercial litigation issues that often arise in intellectual property cases, including trade secret misappropriation, contractual disputes, and personal jurisdiction. He earned his Juris Doctor degree with honors from the University of Texas at Austin in 2009.