Our professionals have worked in technology companies and in disciplines that include engineering, materials science, computer science and physics. We understand the technologies of our clients and provide sophisticated and relevant advice on technical and business issues.

We have prosecuted patents in areas including machine design, fabrication, operation and process control, gaming systems and lottery products, telecommunications hardware, optical devices, environmental systems equipment, home appliances, bio-mechanical devices, hand tools, medical and surgical devices, lighting, automotive devices and systems, toys and sporting equipment, diagnostic and monitoring devices and a broad range of mechanical systems and processes.
We want to make sure your IP protection provides Value to your business strategy. We work to ensure that our efforts on your behalf provide Value to you beyond our cost!

We perform competitive reviews analyzing the innovations of business rivals and that identify how those innovations affect your product, client base and business strategy. We will also assess how your client base uses your technology and where that should lead your product development. We help you identify “holes” in your IP protection and strategy and how best to fill those holes (make or buy).

We deliver patent protection in the U.S. and internationally.

REPRESENTATIVE PATENTS & TECHNOLOGY:

Argo-Tech Corporation  - US6810674 - Fuel delivery system.

Barnes Group Inc. - US6773002 - Compression spring rod.

Cloyes Gear and Products, Inc. - US6761657 - Roller chain sprocket with added chordal pitch reduction.

Henkel Consumer Adhesives, Inc. - US6579587 - Paint masking for corners.

Nu-Kote International, Inc. - US6814433 - Base aperture in ink jet cartridge with irregular edges for breaking surface tension of the ink.

Royal Appliance Mfg. Co. - US6735815 - Upright vacuum cleaner with cyclonic air flow.

Steris Inc. - US6582654 - Fluid spray system for cleaning and sterilizing medical devices supported on a rack.

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           –  Steven M. Haas

           –  Richard M. Klein

           –  Jay F. Moldovanyi

           –  Philip J. Moy

           –  Timothy E. Nauman

           –  John P. Cornely

           –  James E. Scarbrough

           –  Brian E. Turung

           –  Gregory S. Vickers
 
           –  Matthew P. Dugan

           –  Karl W. Hauber

           –  Erik J. Overberger

           –  Jonathan A. Withrow

           –  John S. Zanghi

           –  Robert A. Sidoti

           –  Eric W. Lee

           –  Thomas E. Young