Michael Blaine Brooks, A Prof

As the technology officers and in-house patent counsels of innovative firms are all too aware, making efficient use of US and international patent law and procedure is critical to sustained growth and profitability. When looking to outside experts in patent law and procedure to prepare, file and prosecute their utility patents, these discerning innovators frequently find themselves driven to narrow those they rely on to patent attorneys possessing both the technical education and technical experience necessary to rapidly absorb and adequately assess and explain their innovations as multiple.