Andrew focuses on patent prosecution and litigation. He has been diving head first into Intellectual Property since entering law school at the University of Connecticut, where he is a member of various IP-centric clubs and the Energy and Environment Law Society. Andrew has a degree in physics from Villanova University.
Scott specializes in electrical engineering and worked for two years as a patent agent prior to enrolling at Fordham Law School. As an undergraduate, he worked on the George Washington University Solar Decathlon team, where he designed and built a 100 W DC-AC inverter and has extensive experience in alternative energy. Scott is familiar with a wide range of technologies, including medical devices, navigation systems, car appliances, computer network systems, auctioning methods, humidifiers, and elevators.
By Wesley W. Whitmyer, Jr. Not every person is a match for every job. Patents are expensive and complicated legal documents. No less authority than the US Supreme Court noted long ago that “[t]he specification [Read More…]
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WHIPgroup recently made appearances on behalf of client WhitServe LLC in two IPRs brought by Dropbox Inc. The IPRs were filed in response to WhitServe’s patent infringement lawsuit against Dropbox Inc. in the District of Delaware. WhitServe’s U.S. Patent [Read More…]