Laura Moskowitz is a member of the firm’s Electrical/Mechanical Group. Ms. Moskowitz’s practice includes writing and prosecuting patent applications in the technical areas of optics, including camera and projection systems; medical devices; flat panel display design, manufacture, and testing; semiconductor design, manufacture, and packaging; electric circuit design and manufacture; telecommunications apparatuses, systems, and standards, including signal processing; data management; networking; ink jet printing and devices; solid-state physics; encryption systems and methods; mechanical devices; and efficient energy sources and processes. She also prepares opinions in the areas of patentability, infringement and product clearance.
Bars
Maryland, District of Columbia
Education
George Washington University Law School (J.D. 2003)
University of Michigan (B.A. Physics and Spanish, 1998)
Prior Experience
Prior to joining the firm, Laura worked as a summer associate and law clerk for the firm where she wrote patent applications; responded to office actions;and researched topics relating to IP litigation.
Publications and Teaching
Business Method Patents in the US: A Legislative Response
Business Method Patents in the United States: A Judicial History & Prosecution Practice
"Business Method Patents in the United States: A Judicial History & Prosecution Practice", AIPPI Journal Japan, April 2004