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 | Christopher J. ChanCounsel Christopher J. Chan
Sutherland Asbill & Brennan LLP
999 Peachtree Street, NE
Atlanta, Georgia
30309-3996
(DeKalb & Fulton Cos.)
Telephone: 404-853-8000
Fax: 404-853-8806
http://www.sutherland.com
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| Practice Areas | Intellectual Property; Intellectual Property Licensing; Intellectual Property Portfolio Management; Electronic Intellectual Property; Patents; Mechanical Patents; Computer and Software Patents; International Patent Prosecution | | | Education | Georgia State University College of Law, J.D., 1998, Georgia Institute of Technology, B.M.E., 1990 | | | Admitted | 1998, Georgia; registered to practice before U.S. Patent and Trademark Office | |
| Memberships | State Bar of Georgia (Member, Sections on: Intellectual Property Law; Technology); Atlanta Bar Association; Intellectual Property Owner's Association (Asian Practice Committee); Georgia Asian Pacific American Bar Association. | | | Born | Loma Linda, California | | | Biography | Author: "Pools of Potential: How Connecting the Dots Can Create the Full Picture for Patent Owners," Patent World, March 2005. Speaker: 22nd Annual Technology Law Institute, 2007; Lexis-Nexis 2nd Annual Conference on Corporate Intellectual Property in China, 2007; IPO/PPAC Corporate IP Management in the U.S. and China, 2007. Member, Steering Committee, Nominations Chair and Graduate, 2000, Buckhead Business Association Leadership Development Program. Past President and Class Representative, Georgia State University College of Law Graduate Leadership Council. Member, Advisory Board, GSU College of Law Intellectual Property. Member: Georgia Tech Alumni Association; Center for Puppetry Arts; Organization of Chinese Americans, Georgia Chapter; National Association of Asian American Professionals. | | | ISLN | 913659944 | |
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Federal Circuit: Medical Treatment and Diagnostic Method Claims Are PatentableWilliam L. Warren, Malvern (Griff) U. Griffin, Christopher J. Chan, Joshua D. Curry, October 6, 2009 In advance of the U.S. Supreme Court's review of In re Bilski, the Federal Circuit recently held in Prometheus Laboratories, Inc. v. Mayo Collaborative Services that patent claims directed to medical treatment and diagnostic methods were patentable subject matter because they transformed the human...
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