Chris is known for the diligence and tenacity he devotes to building patent portfolios from the ground up. He has significant experience advising on strategic patent portfolio growth for larger companies and harvesting patentable innovations for early-stage companies. His versatility extends to his capacity to provide patent protection counsel not only in the U.S. but also worldwide; he prepares patent applications that result in valuable protection in Europe and other international jurisdictions.
Chris’ work preparing and prosecuting patent applications spans a wide array of technologies. His patent experience in the electrical field includes:
Clean and renewable energy
Electric vehicle battery and charging systems
Autonomous vehicles
Power systems
Satellite systems
Telecommunications
Robotics
In the computer technology field, his patent experience includes:
Cybersecurity
Data privacy and security
Cryptography
Artificial intelligence and machine learning
Machine learning processor architecture
Blockchains
Fintech
Since 2018, Chris has prepared and prosecuted patent applications for pro bono inventor clients through Georgia PATENTS. His pro bono practice also includes working with the National Homelessness Law Center to identify and oppose local laws and ordinances that adversely impact people experiencing homelessness.
In his free time, Chris enjoys golf, skiing, playing tennis and soccer with his kids, and many other outdoor activities with his family.