Innovation, regulation, and consumer choice are shaping the energy landscape and markets. Achieving greater efficiencies, creating scalable products, and building networks of supporting infrastructure are key drivers for energy producing industries as they respond to challenges and forecast future needs. As companies develop and improve technologies and substances that fuel innovations and enable myriad advancements, the need for sophisticated and creative intellectual property strategies is clear. Finnegan blends science and engineering expertise with decades of intellectual property legal experience to work with companies delivering high value energy solutions.
Finnegan advises clients on virtually every intellectual property issue, whether it is related to patents, trademarks, copyrights, or trade secrets. Our practice comprises experienced attorneys and professionals who have an in-depth understanding of the complex legal, technical, regulatory, and business issues faced by industries innovating in the energy sector.
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Our Energy practice includes attorneys and professionals with degrees in relevant scientific disciplines such as biology, chemistry, biochemistry, biomedical engineering, electrical engineering, material science, mechanical engineering, organic chemistry, and physical chemistry, as well as attorneys with extensive experience in brand management and protection. Many joined Finnegan after holding positions in industry, at universities, or as examiners with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
From basic elements to highly specialized goods, chemicals play a fundamental role in everything from the raw materials used in manufacturing to the high-tech products that allow us to communicate, travel, eat, and save lives.
Innovative technologies that produce renewable, clean, efficient, and affordable energy are paramount in the quest to solve some of the world’s most pressing challenges.
The oil and gas industry is investing in advances in both upstream and downstream sectors of the industry, from exploration to field and pipeline development to refining.
1:20-cv-00189, S.D.N.Y., Judge Rakoff
6:15-cv-01855, W.D. La., Judge Doughty
IPR2019-01010, PTAB
IPR2018-01229, -01234, -01236, -01237; IPR2019-00230, -00241, PTAB, Judges Snedden, Kokoski, Smith
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