Partner of the Houston, Texas based intellectual property law firm of Goldstein, Faucett & Prebeg. Mr. Faucett practiced general civil litigation for three years before joining the firm, and has over 8 years of experience in patent infringement litigation and the protection of intellectual property rights. Mr. Faucett has been the lead or co-counsel in excess of thirty patent litigation lawsuits filed in federal courts from coast to coast. Mr. Faucett is one of the 11 patent litigation lawyers of Goldstein, Faucett & Prebeg, whose practice focuses primarily on contingency fee patent litigation seeking the recovery of patent infringement damages for his clients. While focusing on plaintiffs' contingent fee litigation in the intellectual property area, Mr. Faucett also represents major corporations in infringement litigation.

Education

• Texas A&M University - 1987 - B.S. degree in Engineering Technology - Industrial Distribution
• Thurgood Marshall School of Law - 1995 - J.D. Magna Cum Laude

Experience

• 1995-1996 - Briefing Attorney for Chief Justices Alice Oliver-Parrott and Michael Schneider of the First Court of Appeals, Houston, Texas
• Private practice - Houston, Texas - 1996 to 1999
• Involved in general civil litigation (from the plaintiff and defense standpoints), focusing primarily on insurance defense and
• October 1999 - Joined Goldstein & Healy as an associate, making partner of Goldstein & Faucett in November 2003.

Memberships

• Member of the Texas State Bar, the Houston Bar Association, the Houston Intellectual Property Law Association and the American Bar Association

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