Mark E. Scott is the managing shareholder of the firm's Austin office.
Mr. Scott counsels clients in intellectual property law, with particular emphasis on domestic and foreign patent acquisition, and patent licensing. With broad technical knowledge based in an undergraduate degree in Electrical Engineering, Mr. Scott has extensive patenting experience in a broad array of technology areas, such as semiconductor design and processing technologies, microprocessor design and operation, image processing software and hardware, avionics, mixed-signal circuit design, switching power supplies, communication systems, fault tolerant computing systems, down hole logging tools (including nuclear, electromagnetic and acoustic), flow measurement systems, and various medical devices. Mr. Scott has also gained significant experience in drafting and prosecution of "software" applications, as our economy shifts more toward the value of products being embodied in software executed on the products. Just since opening the Austin office of Conley Rose, PC in 2005, Mr. Scott has personally drafted over 300 patent applications and over 200 Responses to Office action.
Further, Mr. Scott also has significant experience in other aspects of intellectual property law including obtaining and managing trademark portfolios, copyrights, and trade secrets.
Practice Areas
Education
J.D., summa cum laude, 1999
Texas Tech University School of Law Order of the Coif, Phi Delta Phi, Phi Kappa Phi
B.S., Electrical Engineering, 1991
Texas Tech University
Memberships
American Intellectual Property Law Association (AIPLA)
Texas Bar Association - Intellectual Property Section
Austin Bar Association
Publications/Presentations
Presenter, 2011 University of Texas Continuing Legal Education (UTCLE) Advanced Patent Law Institute, Austin, TX , "Claims Drafting Strategies and Prosecution Issues."
Co-Author Fall 2006 Intellectual Property Law Section Article, "I'll Have the Appeal With Conference, Hold the Appeal Brief."
Presenter, 2005 Association of Corporate Counsel of Austin meeting, "Contracting with Corporate Inventors and Key Personnel."
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