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Contributors
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Justin Cassell
Justin counsels clients on patent procurement, intellectual property due
diligence, validity and infringement, strategic international IP protection, postgrant
proceedings, and preliminary patent enforcement and defense actions. He
manages patent portfolios of U.S. and foreign clients, ranging from the individual
inventor to multinational companies. He represents clients in a wide range of
technologies, including materials science, mechanical, electrical, and software
technologies, with an emphasis on medical devices and procedures
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Stephanie Kwong
Stephanie is a registered patent attorney. In addition to patent prosecution, Stephanie has experience in trademark prosecution and maintenance, opinions, licensing, due diligence review and dispute resolution including intellectual property litigation. Having known from high school that she wanted to be an intellectual property attorney, Stephanie graduated from The University of Wisconsin-Madison with a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering, and then went straight to the Franklin Pierce Law Center
(now the University of New Hampshire School of Law) to receive her law degree. Stephanie was a member of IDEA: The Intellectual Property Law Review. During law school, Stephanie had her first
glimpse of real-world intellectual property policy and cultural implications in context while studying abroad at Tsinghua University in Beijing, China.
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H. Sanders Gwin, Jr.
H. Sanders Gwin, Jr. is a Principal of Shumaker & Sieffert. Sanders specializes in patent preparation/prosecution and patent infringement/validity counseling in the chemical, materials and software 􀂦elds. Previously, Sanders was a Principal of Fish & Richardson P.C., Intellectual Property Counsel with 3M, Associate with Darby & Darby, Intellectual Property Attorney with Allied Signal, and Associate with Sughrue. Sanders also served as a Judicial Clerk to The Honorable Edward S. Smith, United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit.