Intellectual Property Article: Expanding Preconceptions of Patentable Matter
4/30/2007
No way that someone patented a method for putting a golf ball, right? Think again.
Written by Carl Kukkonen and James Cleary, printed in the April 2007 Issue of BizSandiego.
Carl is a member in the San Diego office, practicing in the Intellectual Property Section and is Chair of the San Diego Office Hiring Committee. His practice focuses on strategic intellectual property counseling including advice on patent infringement and validity, preparation and prosecution of patent applications, licensing, and due diligence studies. Carl also regularly counsels emerging growth companies on issues ranging from entity formation and governance to venture capital financings.
James is a member in the San Diego office, practicing in the Intellectual Property Section. His practice is focused on patent law, including preparation and prosecution of patent applications, rendering of opinions on infringement and validity, licensing, due diligence investigations, and client counseling, with an emphasis on electrical, telecommunications, software, and mechanical technologies.
