Former Deputy Chief Judge of the Patent Trial and Appeal Board, James T. Moore, has recently transitioned into corporate law. He has joined the well-established law firm Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney, serving in the intellectual property section and the patent office litigation practice group. This latest career move takes him to the firm’s Delaware office.
Moore brings a substantial background in patent law to his new role at Buchanan. His tenure in the senior executive service included serving as the vice chief judge, deputy chief judge, and acting chief judge of the Patent Trial and Appeal Board. His unique ability to navigate the complexities of patent prosecution and litigation in both private practice and corporate settings is anticipated to be a notable asset to his new colleagues.
In his new capacities at Buchanan, Moore will serve as strategic IP counsel. Additionally, his rich experience in patent law proceedings will be utilized as he will provide arbitration services related to intellectual property matters. His in-depth understanding of intellectual property regulation and the patent litigation process undoubtedly establish Moore as a key figure in the firm’s future IP endeavours.
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