Luke Dombroski is an associate in MWM’s award-winning litigation group. Luke attended the University of Texas School of Law where he was selected as a Staff Editor for the Texas Journal of Oil, Gas, and Energy Law and was a participant in the 2022 Thad T. Hutcheson Moot Court Competition.

During law school, Luke gained hands-on litigation experience with the Broward State Attorney’s Office, the Office of the Attorney General of Texas, and as an Attorney Ad Litem in the Children’s Rights Clinic. These experiences provided him with valuable practice on drafting substantive and procedural motions, managing discovery, interviewing and preparing witnesses, and arguing motions and hearings. He draws on these skills to effectively advocate for clients in a wide variety of complex commercial and intellectual property litigation matters, including issues arising from patent litigation, copyright litigation, trade secret misappropriation, tortious interference, and unfair competition.

  • Defending a leading airline in patent litigation involving over ten asserted patents;
  • Representing a leading security services company in multi-million-dollar litigation involving claims of trade secret misappropriation, breach of contract, breach of fiduciary duty, tortious interference, and civil conspiracy;
  • Defending a technology company in a potential multi-million-dollar class action lawsuit; obtained a successful ruling on a motion to compel arbitration involving a unique arbitration agreement;
  • Representing voice actors and publishers in a novel copyright and personality rights lawsuit against a leading artificial intelligence company.

Client Alerts

Texas Business Court 2.0: HB 40 Expands Access to the Texas Business Court

By Jordan Strauss, Michele Himstedt and Luke Dombroski Background The Business Court was established in September 2024 to provide a specialized forum devoted to resolving complex business disputes efficiently and consistently. Initially limited in both geographic scope and jurisdiction, the Business Court began operations in five of Texas’ eleven judicial regions and required high monetary

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Everything You Need to Know About the Texas Business Court’s New Local Rules

By Jordan Strauss, Michele Naudin, and Luke Dombroski The Texas Business Court (“Business Court”), launched in 2024 to serve as a specialized forum for resolving complex business disputes[1], continues to evolve as it gains practical insight from its early docket. On March 1, 2025, the Business Court implemented a new set of local rules including

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Battle for the Brands: Penn State v. Vintage Brand

Written by Jordan C. Strauss, Michele H. Naudin, and Luke Dombroski In a case that could reshape the landscape of apparel merchandising, Penn State University (“Penn State”) sued Vintage Brand LLC (“Vintage Brand”) in a trademark infringement lawsuit in Pennsylvania. At the heart of the dispute is the question of whether Vintage Brand’s use of

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University of Texas School of Law, JD, 2024

Nova Southeastern University, BS, 2021

magna cum laude

With honors in Legal Studies

Nova Southeastern University, BA, 2021

With honors in Political Science

Texas Exes

Texas, 2024

U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas

U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas

U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas

U.S. District Court for the Western District of Texas