Manchester Intellectual Property Lawyer
Overview
Jonathan’s practice centers on intellectual property, particularly patent prosecution. He specializes in U.S. and international protection for innovations in communication systems, embedded systems, computer electronics and interfaces, software, sensors and semiconductor devices, simulators, internet architectures, musical instruments and technology, optics, and medical imaging and devices. He prepares invalidity, infringement and use opinions.
Prior to his legal profession, Jonathan enjoyed a twenty year career as a development engineer with Cisco, Alcatel Network Systems, and Codem Systems. Jonathan also developed systems and software as a defense contractor and spent two years developing electronic music software for MOTU. His broad technical background allows him to grasp intricate technical ideas quickly for application within a legal framework, effectively bridging the communication gap between technical and legal concepts.
About Jonathan B. Whitcomb
Practice Areas
- Intellectual Property
- Startups/BOOST
Current Employment Position(s)
- Shareholder
Qualifications
Bar Admissions
- Massachusetts
- New Hampshire
- U.S. District Court District of New Hampshire
- U.S. Patent and Trademark Office
Other Affiliations
- American Intellectual Property Law Association, Member
- New Hampshire Bar Association's Intellectual Property Section
- Co-Chair of the NHBA IP Section, 2017/2018
Education
- University of New Hampshire - Franklin Law Center, Concord, New Hampshire
J.D. - Colgate University
A.B.
Major: Physics - University of Massachusetts
BSEE
Office Information
Address
1000 Elm Street17th Floor Manchester, NH 03101
Phone
Fax
- 603-627-8121
Accepts Credit Cards
Yes
Websites
Publication
Articles
- Patent Strategies for Licensors: The Dividends from Filing Early
- Client Alert: USPTO Transitioning To Electronically Granted Patents
- Unitary Patents Arrive in Europe (page 24)
- NH Legal Perspective: What is a Patent For?
- An Inventor’s Guide to Reviewing a Patent Application
- To Patent or Not to Patent: Weighing the Expense of Obtaining a Patent Against the Risk of Losing Your Invention
- Lawmakers Shine Bright Spotlight on ‘Patent Trolls’
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