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Contributors > Dale Lazar Dale Lazar Pillsbury & Winthrop dlazar@pillsburywinthrop.comMr. Lazar is co-chair of Pillsbury Winthrop's Intellectual Property Practice Section. He handles intellectual property problems concerning a variety of technologies. He has extensive experience relating to patenting electronic technology, patenting and copyrighting computer hardware and software, litigating patents and copyrights, negotiating and drafting licenses for patents and software and preparing software related agreements. Mr. Lazar has additionally been involved in analyzing electronic and computer related patents and copyrights for infringement and validity. Mr. Lazar teaches patent law at George Mason University Law School and has taught at both the Law Center and the Engineering School of George Washington University. He has written and lectured extensively on patent prosecution and litigation for the Patent Resources Group (Designing Around Valid U.S. Patents Course since 1993, Patent Bar Review Course since 1985 and Advance Patent Prosecution Course since 1978) as well as the firm's Annual Intellectual Property Seminar since 1979. He has lectured to a variety of groups around the world regarding topics related to U.S. patent law. Mr. Lazar has written several papers including, "Advanced Claim Drafting, Construction and Interpretation" and "Protecting Computer Implemented Inventions." Seminars November 2001, "Claim Construction and Interpretation" seminar for the Patent, Trademark, and Copyright section of the Bar Association of the District of Columbia. Education J.D., Cornell Law School, 1977 B.S., Cornell University (Electrical Engineering; with distinction, Tau Beta Pi and Eta Kappa Nu), 1974 Affiliations Admitted to practice: Commonwealth of Virginia, District of Columbia Member of: American Intellectual Property Law Association, International Association for the Protection of Industrial Property, Computer Law Association, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Admitted in: U.S. Supreme Court, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, U.S. Court of Federal Claims Registered to practice before: U.S. Patent and Trademark Office Publications May 28, 2002 - Festo Decided by Unanimous Supreme Court June 19, 2002 Bulletin 02-14, Supreme Court Decides Festo: Unanimous Court Notes Three Instances Where Doctrine of Equivalents May Apply Despite Prosecution History Estoppel |
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