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JOSEPH P. BOOS Senior Attorney JOSEPH P. BOOS Senior Attorney 30 S 17th Street, 18th Floor Philadelphia, PA 19103-4005 215-255-9190 [email protected] Joseph’s practice focuses on evaluating and securing domestic and IP Services international patents for clients in the wireless communications and IP Due Diligence computing technologies industries. Licensing and Monetization Patent Prosecution He regularly analyzes patents related to industry standards and Portfolio Management counsels clients on strategies for patent portfolio acquisition and protection from both a technical and legal perspective. He identifies Standards and develops evidence of use as well as infringement positions. Strategic Counseling Joseph ensures that the strategy for each client is as expeditious and cost effect as possible to achieve client objectives. Technologies Computer Technology Software Joseph has global experience in the patent rules for countries around and Business Methods the world, including Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, Consumer Products and Georgia, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Israel, India, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Services Mexico, Norway, Singapore, Taiwan and Venezuela. Joseph also has Electrical Technology and experience counseling clients regarding patent prosecution strategies Components in the European Patent Convention and the Patent Cooperation Mechanical Technologies Treaty. Education After developing a patent prosecution strategy, Joseph implements Widener University School of Law/Widener Commonwealth, any developments, including analyzing and responding to office J.D., cum laude actions from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, conducting College Misericordia, B.S., telephone and in-person interviews with patent examiners, and re- Computer Science evaluating the patent prosecution strategy based on developments Pennsylvania State University, throughout the process. A.S., with highest distinction, Computer Science vklaw.com Philadelphia 215.568.6400 New Jersey 609.924.7900 Joseph P. Boos Additionally, Joseph counsels clients on patent portfolio acquisitions Admissions by critically reviewing proposed acquisitions and outlining strengths Pennsylvania and weaknesses U.S. Patent and Trademark Office Life Beyond Law Joseph is a member of the National Ski Patrol. He is also an Outdoor Emergency Care technician. Joseph is a volunteer ski patroller for Montage Mountain where he uses his skiing skills, including the use of rescue toboggans, and outdoor emergency care skills to assist skiers in need of help. Experience Joe has extensive experience in the wireless communications and computing technologies industries. ● LED lighting technology ● Wireless Communications Honors and Activities ● Selected to the Pennsylvania Super Lawyers® - Rising Star list, published by Thomson Reuters, (2013) View methodology used for selection. ● No aspect of this advertisement has been approved by the Supreme Court of New Jersey. Professional Affiliations ● Philadelphia Bar Association ● Philadelphia Intellectual Property Law Association ● Pennsylvania Bar Association vklaw.com Philadelphia 215.568.6400 New Jersey 609.924.7900.
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