Top best Intellectual Property Lawyers in ZIP 02210 | 61 available
61 Intellectual Property lawyers are available in ZIP code 02210 in Albany, New York. Average rating of these lawyers is 4.1/5 and 60% provide free consultation with average fees of $327 per hour.
Intellectual Property Lawyers Nearby Albany 02210 (by distance)
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(South Boston Area) 02127 0.9 miles
(Boston Area) 02110 0.9 miles
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(Boston Area) 02111 1.1 miles
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(Boston Area) 02199 2.2 miles
(Cambridge Area) 02142 2.4 miles
(Cambridge Area) 02141 2.7 miles
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FAQs - Intellectual Property Lawyers in 02210 city Albany How many Intellectual Property lawyers actively serve residents of Albany, New York? Approximately 26 licensed attorneys focus on Intellectual Property across Albany, New York. Most matters are filed through the New York District Court, where local rules shape timelines and filing steps. What is the typical hourly fee for Intellectual Property lawyers in Albany, New York? In Albany, typical rates range from $212-$318 per hour for Intellectual Property. End-to-end case budgets frequently land between $2777 and $6431, depending on hearings and discovery. How long do Intellectual Property matters usually take in courts near Albany? Intellectual Property cases in Albany, New York usually take around 5-9 months depending on complexity and the New York District Court docket. Which local court most often hears Intellectual Property cases for people living in Albany, New York? Residents of Albany typically see Intellectual Property filings handled by the New York District Court. Proximity to helps with quick submissions and clerk communications. Do attorneys around offer a free first consultation for Intellectual Property? About 63% of firms near ZIP offer a free first consultation for Intellectual Property, so you can compare strategy and fit before committing.
61 Intellectual Property Lawyers Found Near You
Steve Henry has broad experience in all aspects of intellectual property, with special expertise in the protection of communications and computer-related inventions (hardware and software), semiconductors, instrumentation and other electronic technologies and business methods, including financial systems. His practice spans the entire range of prosecution, litigation, licensing, and client counseling. He is particularly interested in fostering the growth of technology-based companies, large and small, by developing effective IP strategies.. Steve has litigated patent and trademark infringement suits and patent interferences for smaller and Fortune 500 companies, predominantly in the fields of computer hardware/software and telecommunications. He has served as a AAA-appointed arbitrator in technology-related disputes. Several of the patents Steve has written have been successfully asserted in litigation or in cross-licensing negotiations.. Cesari & McKenna, associate attorney and partner, 1978-1985.. RCA, Astro-Electronics Division - engineering intern, 1970-73, research and design of advanced communication and imaging systems for satellites.. American Bar Association. American Intellectual Property Law Association. Boston Bar Association. Boston Patent Law Association. Georgetown Club of Boston. Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers. Licensing Executives Society. MIT Alumni Association. MIT Club of Boston. MIT Educational Council. Steve has repeatedly been elected a Massachusetts’ “Super Lawyer” in intellectual property law and has has been named to Best Lawyers in America 2008 Edition. He has also been listed in Who’s Who in American Law and carries the highest possible rating from the Martindale-Hubbell legal directory.. Steve has been elected to Sigma Xi (scientific research society-honorary), received the Robert C. Watson award from the American Intellectual Property Law Association, and has been named as a Certified Licensing Professional by the Licensing Executives Society.. In law school, Steve served as editor of Law & Policy in International Business.. Before finishing law school, Steve participated in three patent infringement and licensing litigations. He was also an adjunct professor at Suffolk University Law School for several years, teaching patent law. He is a frequent writer and lecturer on intellectual property developments and strategies.. Steve holds an Extra Class Amateur Radio license and has held Commercial Radiotelephone (First Class) and Radiotelegraph (second class) licenses from the FCC.. March 2008 - File European Patents Now to Beat April 1 FeeNovember 9, 2007 - Licensing Relationships
Kenneth R. Berman is a partner in Nutter’s Litigation Department. He co-chairs the firm’s Business Litigation Practice Group and co-chairs the firm’s Pro Bono Committee. Ken is a seasoned litigator representing clients in complex business cases, intellectual property disputes, intra-company and intra-family disputes, and real estate and land use litigation. He is also the author of the acclaimed American Bar Association book Reinventing Witness Preparation: Unlocking the Secrets to Testimonial Success, which explains the dangers of conventional witness preparation and teaches a transformative approach on how lawyers should work with witnesses to help them achieve a higher level of testimonial performance. The approach is a paradigm shift from how lawyers have historically prepared their clients and witnesses to testify.
Frank Porcelli is a Senior Principal of Fish & Richardson in the firm’s Boston and Delaware offices. His practice emphasizes patent and trade secret appellate work, and he is Co-Chair of the Fish & Richardson Appellate Group (1996 – present). He joined the firm in 1971. Over the first 28 years of the existence of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, Frank has successfully argued some of the highest profile and most legally significant patent appeals in this Court, including Minnesota Mining v. Johnson & Johnson Orthopedics, 976 F.2d 1559, 61 USLW 2236 (1992) ($129 million judgment for 3M was the highest district court patent infringement judgment upheld by the Federal Circuit over its first 25 years; case was featured in Time and Business Week) and Johnson & Johnston Assocs. v. R.E. Service Co., 285 F.3d 1046 (2002 en banc) (12-1 decision established the doctrine of dedication as a limitation on the doctrine of equivalents). He also successfully argued a trade secret appeal in the Supreme Court of Connecticut that effectively established the right to jury trial in trade secret cases brought under the Uniform Trade Secrets Act. Evans v. General Motors, 277 Conn. 496, 893 A.2d 371 (2006).
Experienced Intellectual Property attorney serving clients in Albany and surrounding areas.
Experienced Intellectual Property attorney serving clients in Albany and surrounding areas.
Experienced Intellectual Property attorney serving clients in Albany and surrounding areas.
Experienced Intellectual Property attorney serving clients in Albany and surrounding areas.
Experienced Intellectual Property attorney serving clients in Albany and surrounding areas.