Ken’s comprehensive background supports him in bridging the gap between technical innovation and legal protection. Clients benefit from Ken’s ability to understand intricate technologies while navigating the nuances of IP law – frequently resulting in more comprehensive and effective patent applications, litigation strategies, and IP evaluations. His proficiency in pharmaceutical, nutraceutical, chemical, imaging, and semiconductor technologies leads to tailored IP strategies that can better align with each client's specific technological landscape and business goals.

Ken's experience spans domestic and foreign patent and trademark prosecution, IP litigation in state and federal courts, and tactical advocacy across all types of agency actions. He is dedicated to crafting meticulous patent and trademark opinions and technology agreements and conducting thorough IP due diligence. His cultivated and veteran approach helps guide clients throughout their IP journey.

With over 25 years of experience, including a stint as a patent examiner, Ken brings a multi-dimensional perspective to diverse industries and clients. Serving as an adjunct professor in IP law and strategy continues to sharpen Ken’s ability to distill complex legal concepts into digestible explanations – a talent that can be invaluable when advising clients or arguing cases. The academic environment keeps Ken at the cutting edge of IP law developments and their application to real-world disputes.