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Anthony C. Tridico Ph.D.
Partner
Anthony Tridico is the managing partner of Finnegan’s European office in Brussels, Belgium. He practices all aspects of intellectual property law, from strategic patent portfolio management to litigation.
Dr. Tridico’s practice involves diverse technical areas, focusing on pre-litigation analysis and strategic client counseling, due diligence investigations, licensing, patent portfolio management and analysis, prosecution of both U.S. and foreign patent applications, and appeals and oral hearings at the Board of Patent Appeals and Interferences of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. His litigation practice ranges from protecting the rights of innovative pharmaceutical companies in Abbreviated New Drug Application (ANDA) litigations to defending a client’s right to use diagnostic equipment. He also has vast experience in representing clients in the areas of patent reexamination, including inter partes reexam, reissue, FDA Orange Book listing of patents, and patent term extensions.
Strategic portfolio management and counseling to European clients is an important part of Dr. Tridico’s practice. During his previous tenure in Brussels (2001-2004), he gained significant knowledge about the EPC and the diversity of laws and practice among the European national systems. His knowledge of the European legal system and how it differs from the United States allows Dr. Tridico to effectively counsel both European and U.S. clients with global interests in intellectual property.
Dr. Tridico is a frequent lecturer on intellectual property issues at various international programs and conferences targeted to the U.S. and European business community.
Highlights
- Adjunct professor at Georgetown University Law School.
- Worked as a research scientist at Brookhaven National Laboratory in Upton, N.Y., with experience in laser systems and investigating surface reactions, nucleation, and crystal structures.
Professional Recognition
Professional Activities
- American Intellectual Property Law Association
- American Chemical Society
Select Publications
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Coauthor. "The ICC Intellectual Property Roadmap for Business and Policymakers," International Chamber of Commerce, 2012.
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Coauthor. "The Myriad Scare: Isolated DNA Molecules Remain Patent Eligible (for now!)," CIPA Journal, Sept. 2011.
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Coauthor. "USPTO First Action Interview Pilot Program Redux," CIPA Journal, Sept. 2010 (Republished in Intellectual Property Magazine, Sept. 2010).
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