PRACTICE SUMMARY

Mr. Green is a partner at Klintworth and Rozenblat IP. Mr. Green has over seven years of experience in intellectual property law plus seventeen years of experience in hardware and software engineering. Mr. Green’s intellectual property practice primarily focuses on preparation and prosecution of patent applications in the computer science and electrical arts, including both hardware and software. Mr. Green counsels clients on their intellectual property portfolio, including preparation and prosecution of applications, such as responses to office actions and after final practice. Clients appreciate Mr. Green's ability to leverage his extensive engineering background to help understand the engineering aspects of patent applications and turn technological discoveries into valuable U.S. and international patent rights.

Mr. Green has prepared and/or prosecuted over 100 patent application families, and separately has engineering experience, in a broad spectrum of technologies. Representative technologies include: Audio and Video Equipment; Augmented Reality / Mixed Reality / Virtual Reality (AR / MR / VR); Automotive Products; Computer Architecture; Computer Hardware; Computer Software; Construction Test Devices; Consumer Electronics; Hardware and Tools; Kitchen and Laundry Appliances; Telecommunications; Video Display Systems; and Wireless Communications

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Prior to joining Klintworth and Rozenblat IP, Mr. Green was with the law firm Invention Mine LLC. Before law school, Mr. Green worked on hardware, firmware, and/or software for companies such as Motorola, General Dynamics, and suppliers to Whirlpool, Maytag, and Wolf, et al.

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