You are counsel for a company which just developed an innovative process incorporating a generative artificial intelligence (Gen AI) component. For example, Tech Company may have designed AI-powered personalized health assistant designed to provide real-time health monitoring and personalized health recommendations. The technology leverages Gen AI-driven interfaces to allow users in conversational form to use data from various sources, including wearable devices, electronic health records, and others.

Continue reading the full article, published by The Legal Intelligencer Sept. 19, 2024. Reprinted with permission.

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Photo of Barry Schindler Barry Schindler

Barry J. Schindler is Co-Chair of Greenberg Traurig’s Global Patent Prosecution Group — a group of over 100 attorneys and agents, who are registered with the USPTO, and handling over 4,000 domestic and foreign applications (filing over 1,600 patent applications/year). Barry has over

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Barry J. Schindler is Co-Chair of Greenberg Traurig’s Global Patent Prosecution Group — a group of over 100 attorneys and agents, who are registered with the USPTO, and handling over 4,000 domestic and foreign applications (filing over 1,600 patent applications/year). Barry has over 30 years of legal experience in all aspects of patent prosecution and IP protection — representing numerous major companies and start-ups regarding patents and trade secrets and managing their worldwide patent portfolio in such relevant technical areas of AgriTech, FoodTech, Fintech, cloud computing, chemical, pharmaceutical, material science and medical devices. Barry has obtained hundreds of U.S. patents for his clients, and has worked with foreign counsel in China, France, Germany, Japan, Saudi Arabia, South Korea, Russia, and the United Kingdom, among others, to obtain foreign patents for firm clients.

Barry has wide-ranging experience with USPTO Interpartes proceedings (“IPR”), having represented numerous entities in connection with over 50 inter partes review proceedings, including representing companies such as Samsung, Limelight Networks, B. Braun, Bracco and Schlumberger. In addition, Barry has worked on dozens of U.S. patent reexaminations (both inter partes and ex parte), and European opposition proceedings for firm clients.

Barry has been listed as an IP Star by Managing IP Magazine’s World IP Handbook and Survey, listed in IAM Global Leaders Guide, listed in Chambers USA Guide, and listed in IAM magazine’s IAM Patent 1000 for Patent Prosecution.  Barry received his B.S. in Chemical Engineering (Process Control) from Cornell University. Prior to law school, Barry practiced for over eight years for major Fortune 100 companies. He received his J.D. from the University of Houston Law Center and is admitted to practice in New York and New Jersey, and before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. Barry regularly teaches patent strategy at Universities, the USPTO and incubators. Barry regularly writes on key patent topics and is frequently quoted. Barry’s passion is supporting Family Promise of Morris County – dedicated to ending the crisis of homeless families.

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Photo of Lennie A. Bersh Lennie A. Bersh

Lennie A. Bersh is a Shareholder in the Intellectual Property & Technology Practice of the firm’s New Jersey office. Lennie is experienced in developing and implementing patent strategies for building global patent portfolios, prosecuting patents, and counseling in a number of technologies areas…

Lennie A. Bersh is a Shareholder in the Intellectual Property & Technology Practice of the firm’s New Jersey office. Lennie is experienced in developing and implementing patent strategies for building global patent portfolios, prosecuting patents, and counseling in a number of technologies areas, including: artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning in numerous areas, including FinTech, medical applications and applications related to visual detection/tracking of subjects and objects; electronic healthcare, including medical data modeling via synthetic data and visualization; Blockchain and crypto technologies; Big data; numerous e-commerce and enterprise cloud technologies; smart industrial and home devices and automation processes; and cyber-security art areas.

The attorney is providing legal services through and affiliated with Greenberg Traurig, LLP, a New York Limited Liability Partnership. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.

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Photo of Laurin Buettner Laurin Buettner

Laurin Buettner prosecutes U.S. patent applications relating to mechanical engineering and medical device technologies relating to surgical devices, medical imaging, endoscopic systems, bone fixation systems, and other technology. She coordinates with foreign attorneys to direct the prosecution of foreign patent applications related to

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Laurin Buettner prosecutes U.S. patent applications relating to mechanical engineering and medical device technologies relating to surgical devices, medical imaging, endoscopic systems, bone fixation systems, and other technology. She coordinates with foreign attorneys to direct the prosecution of foreign patent applications related to U.S. applications and patents.

Laurin drafts, from inception, patent applications relating to biomedical, biomechanical, mechanical, diagnostic testing and radar technologies. She also counsels inventors regarding the patentability of their designs and the scope of patent protection that they may be afforded under current patent laws.

Additionally, Laurin has experience preparing and drafting domestic and foreign Office Action responses relating to magnetic resonance imaging, radar tracking technologies, diagnostic testing, microwave energy delivery, endoscopic procedures, imaging systems technologies, ultrasonic therapy, aviation guidance systems, and biomechanical devices.

Prior to joining the firm, Laurin conducted microbiological research and prepared reports detailing novel research across a variety of scientific spectrums related to infectious diseases, Alzheimer’s disease, adipocyte nutritional research, and osteocyte consumption of oxygen and glucose.

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