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Dennis R. Daley, Attorney |
612.336.4689 | Email | vCard
Minneapolis Office 3200 IDS Center 80 South Eighth Street Minneapolis, MN 55402 USA
ph: 612.332.5300 fax: 612.332.9081 |
Education Ohio State University B.S.Ch.E., 1986
George Washington University J.D., 1991 Bar Admissions Virginia State Bar, 1991 Minnesota State Bar, 1994 U.S. Court of Appeals 4th, 8th and Federal Circuits U.S. Patent and Trademark Office
Professional Affiliations American Bar Association American Intellectual Property Law Association Minnesota Intellectual Property Law Association Minnesota State Bar Association Virginia State Bar Association Dennis practices general intellectual property law with an emphasis on counseling clients having products and services in the chemical and mechanical technologies. A former patent examiner at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, his practice includes managing large and small patent portfolios, drafting and prosecuting U.S. patent applications, conducting infringement /noninfringement analyses of patents, patent reissue and reexamination practice, licensing, prosecuting patent applications in almost all countries of the world, conducting European patent oppositions, and patentability analyses.
Dennis has considerable experience in the chemical engineering and chemistry technologies including cleaning technologies, paper manufacture and processing, polymer chemistry and polymer processing techniques, detergents and surfactants, polymerization, extraction, distillation, water purification, metallurgy, paints, and adhesives. Areas of experience in the mechanical arts include medical devices, automotive accessories, material handling equipment, filters, and refrigeration systems.
Dennis' practice areas include: Client Counseling and Patent Portfolio Development for clients in the Chemical and Mechanical technologies.
Articles Authored
Rule Changes Relating to Reexamination and Appeals to the Board of Patent Appeals and Interferences, and a Proposal for an Opposition Practice A Merchant & Gould Presentation - June 2004
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