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Daniel McManus
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Biography
I am a patent attorney with a technical background in electrical engineering and computer programming for industrial automation systems. My practice area focuses on intellectual property with a particular emphasis on transactional IP work, such as obtaining patent and trademark rights for clients. I have worked with numerous clients to obtain patent rights in areas, such as machines, electronics, semiconductors, consumer products, software, and mechanical inventions
Practice Areas
2
Practice Areas
Intellectual Property
90%
11 years
Contracts and Agreements
10%
11 years
Fees and Rates
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Licensed in Washington for 12 years
State: Washington
Acquired: 2013
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Location
Law Offices of Daniel McManus
24th Ave, Federal Way, WA, 98023-2300
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Experience
Honors
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Excellence in Intellectual Property Law, ABA/BNA
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Intellectual Property Writing Competition, Intellectual Property Section of Pennsylvania Bar Association
Work Experience
2013 - Present
Associate, Patterson & Sheridan LLP
Associations
United States Patent and Trademark Office
Registered
Education
2013
Villanova University School of Law
JD - Magna Cum Laude
2003
University of Delaware
BS - Bachelor of Science
Publications
2013
American University Intellectual Property Brief
Incentives Must Change: Addressing the Unpredictability of Reasonable Royalty Damages
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