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Jack Gau and Pamela Granger recently joined the firm as associate attorneys.  Jack. Gau has worked extensively in the electrical, software, and computer science arts, and has experience with a wide array of technologies.   Pamela Granger specializes in intellectual property issues in computer-based technologies. In particular, her practice focuses on …

Ryan practices in the area of intellectual property law and is a registered patent agent having experience in all aspects of patent law, with an emphasis on the preparation and prosecution of electrical-related patent applications including disclosure interviews, examiner interviews, foreign associate instruction letters, patent application drafting, responses to office …

Ms. Shebar’s practice is concentrated on trademark matters. She has extensive experience advising clients regarding the clearance, use and strategic development of their trademarks, managing their domestic and international trademark portfolios, and prosecuting their trademark applications and maintaining their registrations worldwide, including in the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.

We are pleased to announce that The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) presented Patent Pro Bono Achievement Certificates to the Tarolli firm and Liza J.M. Heinig in special recognition of their pro bono contributions to financially under-resourced inventors and small businesses. Individual attorneys with 50 or more hours …

On January 16, 2020 the Board of Appeal at the European Patent Office made an important decision that relates to CRISPR gene editing technology (EP 2771468). The Broad Institute lost this patent due to an issue with a “same applicant or successor in title” (SAOSIT), under European law. This is …