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Dallas
Granite Park Three
5601 Granite Parkway, Suite 750
Plano, Texas 75024
972.731.2288 Phone
972.731.2289 Fax |
Education
J.D., 2003
Southern Methodist University
B.S., Chemical Engineering, 1998
University of Oklahoma
Memberships
- American Intellectual Property Law Association
- State Bar of Texas, Intellectual Property
Section
- Dallas/Fort Worth Intellectual Property
Law Association
- Lawyer-Pilots Bar Association
Mr. Rodolph practices all aspects of intellectual property, with a specialization in patent law. His patent
practice expertise includes domestic and foreign patent preparation
and prosecution, patentability opinions, clearance opinions,
design-around studies, infringement opinions, and client counseling
related to patent issues. Mr. Rodolph’s experience spans
such diverse arts as polymer compositions, catalysts, and
processing; petroleum exploration and refining; steel refining
and processing; commercial food processing; air separation
methods; computer software, frameworks, and methods; mechanical
devices, including automotive components, oilfield tools,
electromechanical devices, and medical devices; and business
methods. His trademark practice focuses on domestic trademark
prosecution, selection and use of trademarks, and related
opinion work. Mr. Rodolph also has experience in patent, trade
dress, and commercial litigation. Prior to joining the firm,
Mr. Rodolph developed significant experience at another intellectual
property law firm as a technical writer, a patent agent, and
an attorney.
Mr. Rodolph was previously an engineer with Linde AG, an engineering,
manufacturing, and construction firm specializing in the design,
manufacture, and installation of industrial processing plants.
While with Linde, he was involved with the manufacture and
design modification of a broad range of process plants, including
air separation plants, hydrogen production plants, sulfur
recovery plants, natural gas liquid recovery plants, cyclohexane
production plants, tobacco modification plants, and numerous
refinery upgrades and modifications. He proposed, designed,
and managed construction and operation of a $250,000 radiographic
film processing and evaluation center to support the company’s
manufacturing facilities. Mr. Rodolph was also responsible
for overseeing quality of the company’s manufacturing
operations, outside vendor quality, and ensuring company compliance
with ASME, ISO, and customer specifications.
Mr. Rodolph is admitted to practice before the United States
Patent and Trademark Office and the Supreme Court of Texas.
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