Blank Rome hires new patent agent for Texas office
Blank Rome has brought in patent agent Joseph Jackson to the firm’s IP and Technology practice group in Houston.
Jackson joins Blank Rome from Chamberlain Hrdlicka.
His practice focuses primarily on patent drafting and patent prosecution and assisting with patent litigations, drafting and prosecuting electrical, mechanical, optical, nanotechnology, network (wired and wireless), and computational patent applications. His services cover mechanical, electrical, chemical, nanotechnology, biotechnology, medical devices and optics.
Upon completion of his doctoral studies, Jackson developed commercial products for applications in chemical sensing, Alzheimer detection, laser eye protection, and cancer therapies.
His dissertation studies used chemical techniques for designing nanostructures that were characterised using electron microscopy and optical spectroscopy techniques, and he designed and implemented computational electromagnetic modelling techniques to further characterise the different nanostructures.
His arrival continues the firm’s strategic expansion of its IP practice, which recently welcomed partner Josh Reisberg in the New York office, partner and co-chair of the firm’s Intellectual Property Litigation practice group Paul Zeineddin, partner and co-chair of the firm’s Intellectual Property and Technology practice group Hussein Akhavannik, attorneys Mark Mashack and Timothy Schwarz in the Washington, DC, office, and patent agents Benjamin Ailes, Amir Kyarad, and David Hardy in the Philadelphia and Houston offices.
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