Craig Taylor Law Office, PLLC

Craig Taylor Law
Office, PLLC

TECHNICAL EXPERIENCE

Many of the patents I drafted, found in the patent examples page, fall into the
mechanical, chemical, and biomedical device fields.

I hold degrees in Molecular Biology and Chemical Engineering, and worked as a
chemical engineer with chemical/biochemical separations and enzyme reactors.

I also worked in the industrial instrumentation and control field, programmed computers
to control chemical plants, took courses in digital logic, bread boarded digital circuits,
etc.

Additionally, I obtained particular technical experience in software. I have taken about
12 university computer science courses, including compilers, advanced database,
computer architecture, AI, networks, data structures, systems, architecture, graphics,
and more. My work during law school included C and C++ embedded systems
programming.

One word of advice: look carefully and ask questions if seeking a software oriented
patent attorney. Understand that keeping current in software is difficult as a software
engineer; that keeping current in all software fields is impossible, both for practicing
software engineers and especially for patent attorneys. Still, you might want to try to
find a patent attorney who understands software, if that is the technical field of your
invention.