Biotechnology Patent Attorney
Patent Attorney for Biotechnology and Life Sciences
Biotechnology & Life Sciences - Medical Device - Chemistry - Nanotechnology
Patent Applications or Patent Infringement Litigation
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Information for Inventors
Raymond Wagenknecht is the managing patent attorney
of Biotech Beach Law, a San Diego based intellectual property law firm located
across from UCSD and San Diego's Connect. Mr. Wagenknecht is
a registered patent attorney and can help corporations, entrepreneurs and inventors patent biotechnology inventions, register
trademarks for biotechnology related products or medical devices, evaluate competing biotechnology and
create, manage or expand a biotechnology company's intellectual property portfolio.
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Mr. Wagenknecht advocates personalized legal representation while providing reasonable and affordable rates. Visit Biotech Beach Law for more information about
protecting and enforcing patents and trademarks including
our legal fees and estimates.
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Phone: (858) 587-2510
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San Diego Patent Attorney Raymond Wagenknecht:
Raymond Wagenknecht, Patent Attorney
Professional Experience Raymond counsels clients on all aspects of IP-related matters including preparation and prosecution of patent applications, patent and technology licensing, IP litigation, infringement analysis and due diligence investigations. Raymond’s background includes preparation and prosecution of patent applications in the following technologies: small molecule, pharmaceutical and cosmetic compositions for the detection or treatment of prostate cancer, hepatocellular cancer, osteoporosis, acne, hair disorders and allergies; methods of identifying compounds for modulation of cellular receptors, ion-channels, hormone receptors and immune system T-cells and B-cells; medical instrumentation and devices such as microelectronics and biochip devices, blood filters, glucose detection strips, prosthetics, tourniquets, contact lenses, aquaculture pearl methods and more. Prior to law school, Raymond worked as a researcher within the medicine department of the University of California, San Diego and with a start-up biotechnology company. Raymond is a co-author on five (5) life science research papers in the fields of immunology and electrophoresis (listed below). Professional Memberships Raymond is an active member of the Biotechnology committee of the American Bar Assn., a member of the San Diego Bar Assn., the La Jolla Bar Assn., the American Intellectual Property Law Assn. and the San Diego Chamber of Commerce. Scientific Publications "A B Cell Superantigen-induced Persistent
'Hole' in the B-1 Repertoire" "Characterization of Superantigen-Induced
Clonal Deletion with a Novel Clan III-Restricted Avian
Monoclonal Antibody: Exploiting Evolutionary Distance
to Create Antibodies Specific for a Conserved VH Region
Surface" "Improved two-dimensional gel electrophoresis
representation of serum proteins
using ProtoClear™" “In Vivo Consequences of a B-Cell
Superantigen Immunization” "A B-Cell Superantigen That Targets
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Biotechnology Patents
A patent portfolio is often THE MOST IMPORTANT asset for a biotechnology company.
U.S. Patents are granted for useful, new and nonobvious products or processes.
While this appears to be a pretty big hurdle even improvements to current inventions or
technologies may be patentable. In fact, a complex system may result in multiple U.S. Patents. While many inventors have a
tremendous scientific ability, a patent is a legal document and should be prepared by a licensed patent attorney.
Patent attorneys attended law school, are licensed attorneys and are also educated in a field of science. Patent Attorney
Raymond Wagenknecht is licensed by the State of California, has a degree in Molecular Biology and is a contributing author on
five (5) life science research papers. Raymond's scientific practice areas include:
Patent infringement
occurs when an individual practices a patented biotechnology invention without the approval of the patent holder.
Patent infringement lawsuits are litigated in U.S. Federal Courts and are appealed to the Court of Appeals
for the Federal Circuit (in Washington, D.C.) then the Supreme Court of the United States. Patent infringement lawsuits include three (3) stages:
Patent Attorney Raymond Wagenknecht is admitted to practice law in the Federal Court
for the Southern District of California (in San Diego, California)
and the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (in Washington, D.C.).
In addition to serving as lead counsel in a patent infringement lawsuit, Raymond may be available as
a consultant for a litigation team requiring additional assistance or as local counsel for attorneys requiring a presence or
assistance in San Diego, California. For additional Patent Information:
A Trademark indicates the source of goods. U.S. Trademark protection may be available
for your biotechnology company's brand name or logo. By merely adding a "TM" or a "SM" in your everyday
use, you may already be asserting your common law Trademark rights. A "TM" or "SM" may assist
you in preventing others from using your Mark within your region of use. A "®" represents a
federally registered trademark. There are benefits to registering a mark including evidence of ownership and access to federal courts. Trademark Infringement occurs when an individual uses a trademark or a service mark that
is confusingly similar to a valid trademark or service mark.
In addition to trademark infringement, there may be additional legal causes of action like dillution of a trademark, unfair competition
and others. If the trademark is a registered trademark, the trademark infringement lawsuit may be litigated in a federal court.
For additional Trademark Information:
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