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Myers Bigel attorneys are regularly quoted in regional, industry, and national media outlets as thought leaders on patent law and intellectual property issues in addition to collecting numerous awards and accolades. The attorneys in our various practice groups have experience and degrees in a particular technology, having graduated from quality engineering and science programs, many with advanced degrees, before earning their J.D.s. This rare perspective helps them deal with the unique technical nuances of every invention and better relate with scientists and academics in order to successfully obtain patents with real world value.
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New Shareholder – Rohan G. Saba
News @ Myers Bigel Rohan G. Saba has become a shareholder in our firm. Rohan Saba received his Bachelor of Science Degree in Electrical Engineering, cum laude, from Virginia Tech, and his…
New Associates – Vernon H. Guthrie, Erin Bobay, and Adam Rucker
News @ Myers Bigel Vernon H. Guthrie, Erin Bobay, and Adam Rucker have joined Myers Bigel as new associates.Vernon received his Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering, summa cum laude, from Clemson University,…
Phyllis Hines Appointed NC Bar Association Paralegal Division Chair
News @ Myers Bigel Myers Bigel congratulates Phyllis Hines on her appointment as Chair of the Paralegal Division for the North Carolina Bar Association (NCBA) for 2009 by the President…
Myers Bigel Summer 2009 Newsletter
News @ Myers Bigel The Myers Bigel Summer 2009 Newletter is now available for download. The Newsletter addresses a number of topics relevant to patent law, including patent marking, patent…
Patent Appeal Board Reverses Rejection in In Re Xu
News @ Myers Bigel In March 2009, the Board of Patent Appeals and Interferences held in In re Xu that a patent examiner who rejected an application for a prostate cancer risk…