Conley Rose, P.C. has elected two new shareholders to the firm.
1.1.08

On January 1, 2008, Collin A. Rose and J. Robert Brown were elected Shareholders of Conley Rose, P.C.

Robert Brown practices intellectual property law in the Plano, Texas office. His focus is on technology licensing and client counseling in the software, electrical and telecommunications fields.

Collin Rose handles various patent and trademark prosecution and counseling matters in the Houston office. His practice covers a wide range of technologies including oil-field related equipment, downhole tools and ultrasonic transducer technology.

New Firm Growth
10.8.07

On September 1, 2007, Conley Rose, P.C. opened an office in Fort Collins, Colorado. The Fort Collins office will be managed by Ms. L.Joy Griebenow, Of Counsel. The Fort Collins office was opened to accommodate growth of the firm and to better serve the Firm's national client base. Ms. Griebenow's practice will concentrate on patent, trademark and all other aspects of Intellectual Property work. For more information, please read the professional biography of Ms. Griebenow. For a profile of the city, please click on Fort Collins on the home page.

The Dallas office has moved to a larger office in the Granite Park complex in Plano, Texas as of August 27, 2007. The new office is located in Granite Park Three, 5601 Granite Parkway, Plano, Texas, 75024. The fax, telephone and email addresses remain unchanged.

The Austin office has moved to 2508 Ashley Worth Boulevard, Suite 200, Austin, Texas, 78738. The telephone number is (512)610-3410 and fax number is (512)610-3456. Email addresses remain unchanged.

Collin Rose Co-Authors O'Connor's Federal Intellectual Property Codes Plus
4.4.07

Collin Rose recently completed co-authoring the 2nd Edition of O'Connor's Federal Intellectual Property Codes Plus. This reference is published by Jones McClure Publishing as part of its very popular Annotated Codes series. Collin contributed to the work by editing case annotations for code sections relating to patent prosecution.

In addition to the patent statutes, the reference also includes annotations for the Lanham Act, the Copyright Act, and the Uniform Trade Secrets Act. The reference further includes various international treaties relating to intellectual property and certain provisions of other IP-relevant federal statutes. The publication has been very well-received and a 3rd Edition is to be published this summer.