Daniel is a registered patent attorney representing clients seeking patent and trademark protection before the United States Patent and Trademark Office. His clients range from independent entrepreneurs and small businesses to large companies and universities.
Daniel is experienced in all phases of patent prosecution including conducting initial inventor interviews, performing prior art searches and rendering patentability or freedom-to-operate opinions, drafting provisional, non-provisional, and PCT applications, responding to Office Actions, conducting examiner interviews, and preparing ex parte appeal briefs. Daniel is also experienced in managing foreign patent portfolios for clients seeking global protection of their techology. With his background in electrical engineering and previous industry experience, Daniel is able to effectively communicate with both inventors and patent examiners to gain meaningful patent protection for his client’s technology.
Daniel is a registered patent attorney representing clients seeking patent and trademark protection before the United States Patent and Trademark Office. His clients range from independent entrepreneurs and small businesses to large companies and universities.
Daniel is experienced in all phases of patent prosecution including conducting initial inventor interviews, performing prior art searches and rendering patentability or freedom-to-operate opinions, drafting provisional, non-provisional, and PCT applications, responding to Office Actions, conducting examiner interviews, and preparing ex parte appeal briefs. Daniel is also experienced in managing foreign patent portfolios for clients seeking global protection of their techology. With his background in electrical engineering and previous industry experience, Daniel is able to effectively communicate with both inventors and patent examiners to gain meaningful patent protection for his client’s technology.
Daniel’s patent prosecution experience includes the electronic, mechanical, and computer software fields. Daniel has worked with clients in a wide variety of industries, including:
- Lighting devices and connected lighting systems
- Wearable and wireless audio devices
- Network-enabled electronic devices and short-range wireless communication systems
- Medical devices and diagnostic systems
- Food and drug packaging materials and containers
- Semiconductor manufacturing and testing
- Automotive accessories and navigation systems
- Payment processing devices and secure payment systems
- Personal hygiene devices
Outside of patent prosecution, Daniel is experienced in providing technical analysis in various phases of patent litigation including initial pleadings, claim construction, discovery, and expert report stages. Daniel also helps his clients protect their trademark rights by drafting and filing trademark applications, responding to office actions, filing declarations of use, and submitting post-registration documents. Daniel also counsels clients in the availability and registrability of proposed marks using various trademark searching tools prior to submitting applications for registration. Daniel is also experienced in managing foreign trademark portfolios for client seeking global brand protection.
Prior to joining Bond, Daniel practiced intellectual property law at an Am Law 200 firm in Buffalo, NY. During his education at the University at Buffalo School of Law, he worked in a variety of capacities for the University at Buffalo Technology Transfer Office. Daniel previously worked as an engineer for Amherst Systems, a subsidiary of Northrop Grumman. Daniel currently sits on the board of directors of Torn Space Theater, an innovative and avant-garde performance theater located in Buffalo’s historic East Side. Daniel previously co-founded Sugar City, a not-for-profit, multidisciplinary, community arts venue.
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