About
Founded in 1988, Arnold & Saunders, LLP is an esteemed law firm based in Houston, TX. It specializes in a wide array of intellectual property matters, including patent and trademark application prosecution, litigation, and intellectual property strategy. The firm's attorneys have extensive experience litigating patents in various technical fields, advising clients on IP portfolio enhancement, and serving as arbitrators. They are known for representing a diverse range of industries both domestically and internationally. Arnold & Saunders, LLP's expertise and commitment to clients' needs make them a reliable choice for intellectual property counsel.
Highlights
23 years in business
Serves Houston, TX
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Arnold & Saunders, L.L.P.
4900 Woodway Dr., Ste 900
Houston, TX 77056-1883
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Education
University of Houston Law Center
2003
Baylor University
2000
University of Houston Law Center
1988
University of Texas, Austin
1984
University of Houston Law Center
Law
1988
University of Texas, Austin
Electrical Engineering
1984
University of Houston Law Center
Law
2003
Baylor University
Physics
2000
Associations & Affiliations
American Bar Association, Intellectual Property Law Section
Vice-Chair
State Bar of Texas
Member
American Intellectual Property Law Association
Board Member
State Bar of Texas, Resolutions Committee
Member
National Council of Intellectual Property Law Associations
Member
Houston Bar Association
Member
American Bar Association
Member
State Bar of Texas
Member
American Intellectual Property Law Association
Member
American Intellectual Property Law Association, Patent Law Committee
Chairman
American Bar Association, Intellectual Property Law Section
Secretary
Houston Bar Association, CLE Committee
Co-Chair
American Intellectual Property Law Association, Patent Law Committee
Vice-Chair
American Bar Association, Intellectual Property Law Section
Council Member
National Council of Intellectual Property Law Associations
Secretary
National Council of Intellectual Property Law Associations
Member
Houston Bar Association, CLE Committee
Co-Chair
National Council of Intellectual Property Law Associations
Board Member
National Council of Intellectual Property Law Associations
Chairman
National Council of Intellectual Property Law Associations
Member
National Council of Intellectual Property Law Associations
Secretary
Speaking Engagements
Legal and Business Issues
Misuse and Antitrust in Intellectual Property Licenses
2004
Conference Unknown
When Do Damages Come to the Fore?
2003
Law Seminars International
Negotiating Technology Outsourcing
2003
Texas Public Relations Association's
"Intellectual Property Practically Speaking
2003
Law Education Institute
When Do You Need An Opinion on a Patent?
2003
Texas Technology Conference
Valuation of Intellectual Capital and Intellectual Property in Tough Times
2002
American Institute of Chemical Engineers National Meeting
What Every Business Person Should Know About Intellectual Property
2002
Mid-Winter Institute
How to Structure Corporate IP Operations
2002
Summer IPL Conference
Written Description and Enablement: Claim Interpretation
2001
Texas-Mexico Bar Association
Can Activities In Mexico Cause Liability In The US For Patent Infringement?
2000
Conference Unknown
E-Commerce and Business Methods - What Type of Evidence Must a Challenger Use?
2000
Conference Unknown
Developing The Evidence on Patent Validity Issues
1999
National Inventor's Hall of Fame Induction
Definiteness v. Equity: The Tension between the Desire to Protect the Inventor's Contribution and the Desire for Clear Lines between Infringement and Non-infringement
1999
PLI Patent Litigation Program
nequitable Conduct, Laches and Other Non-statutory Defenses
1998
Conference Unknown
Update on the New Patent and Trademark Office Rules
1998
PLI Patent Litigation Program
nequitable Conduct, Laches and Other Non-statutory Defenses
1997
PLI Patent Litigation Program
nequitable Conduct, Laches and Other Non-statutory Defenses
1996
Conference Unknown
2003 Update on the Law of Patents
ConferenceUnknown
When Does the Specification Limit the Scope of the Claims?