dperreault@gtpp.com
603-668-6560
New Hampshire
Donald J. Perreault, a founding partner of GTPP, specializes in U.S. and foreign protection for innovations in WDM optical communications components and systems, computer electronics and interfaces, software systems and interfaces, control systems, business method and Internet architectures, electrical communication components and systems, semiconductor manufacturing technologies, electric motor technologies and complex mechanical and electro-mechanical components and systems.
Don has counseled clients ranging from Fortune 100 companies to independent inventors, has prepared and prosecuted hundreds of U.S. and foreign patent applications and has provided countless infringement, invalidity, and use opinions. He is active in negotiation and preparation of patent and technology license agreements, and has assumed primary responsibility for patent, trademark and copyright litigation matters. He also has acted as Lead Counsel in patent interference proceedings.
Prior to entering the legal profession, Don worked in Raytheon Company’s Communication Systems Division, where he designed and implemented electrical and software interfaces for communication systems used by the U.S. Armed Forces. He is a graduate of the University of New Hampshire, where he earned a degree in Electrical Engineering with a concentration in communications technologies. Don received his law degree from the University of New Hampshire School of Law (formerly Franklin Pierce Law Center) and is a member of the Massachusetts and New Hampshire Bars as well as the Patent Bar. He is admitted to practice in the Massachusetts and New Hampshire Federal District Courts.
Don is active in professional associations. He is a member of the Patent Law and Patent Litigation committees of the American Intellectual Property Law Association and participates in local technology organizations including the New Hampshire High Tech Council. Don is a New Hampshire resident and is active in his community, coaching youth baseball and soccer, and participating in community fundraising.
dweiss@gtpp.com
603-668-6560
New Hampshire
Donald Weiss is a patent attorney at GTPP with a focus on patent preparation and prosecution. His technical background is in electrical engineering and computer science.
Prior to entering the legal profession, Donald spent many years working as an electrical engineer in the data communications, semiconductor, and military electronics industries, focusing on electronic design, product development, computer design, and applications engineering.
Donald has earned a Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical Engineering, a Master of Science in Computer Science, and a Master of Business Administration. Donald received his J.D., cum laude, from Massachusetts School of Law, and subsequently received an LL.M. in Intellectual Property from the Franklin Pierce School of Law at the University of New Hampshire. Donald is admitted to practice in Massachusetts and is registered to practice before the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office.
A New Hampshire resident for the past twenty years, Donald enjoys golf, tennis, and photography. Donald was also a volunteer firefighter and emergency medical technician for many years.
epfleger@gtpp.com
603-540-1612
Arizona
Edmund P. Pfleger, a founding partner of GTPP and managing partner in our Tucson, Arizona offices, specializes in U.S. and foreign intellectual property protection, licensing and enforcement. Ed has extensive technical experience in semiconductor processes and devices; analog, digital and mixed signal devices and systems; opto-electronics; mass storage and data backup; computer hardware and software; power converters and power inverters; and medical devices and systems.
Ed has prepared and prosecuted hundreds of U.S. and foreign patent applications, and prepared numerous infringement, invalidity, and use opinions. Ed’s clients include start-up enterprises, mid-sized corporations and Fortune 100 companies. Ed is actively involved in patent licensing, technology transfer and patent, trademark and copyright litigation and pre-litigation strategies.
Prior to becoming an attorney, Ed worked for IBM in Princeton, New Jersey where he designed computer system expansion cards and memory devices for IBM’s AS400 and legacy PC systems. Prior to that Ed worked at Apple Computers in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania where he worked as technical advisor to the marketing division.
Ed holds a B.S. degree in Electrical Engineering from Drexel University and a law degree from Franklin Pierce Law Center. Since graduating from law school in 1997, Ed has practiced in New Hampshire and Arizona, and is a member of the Bar of Arizona. Ed is actively involved in community issues and is a member of the IEEE. Ed coaches youth football in Tucson and he enjoys scuba diving, racquetball, traveling and playing guitar.
Patent Prosecution
Counseling
Jay’s practice covers many aspects of patent law, including patent preparation and prosecution of patent applications and related counseling for clients ranging from large corporations to individual inventors. Jay has prepared and prosecuted numerous U.S., international, and foreign patent applications in a wide variety of technical fields, including mechanical devices, electro-mechanical systems, automotive systems, medical devices, optical/imaging systems, communication systems, and consumer goods.
Jay is a Patent Agent registered to practice before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. Prior to joining Finch & Maloney, Jay worked for twenty years at the law firm of Davis & Bujold. Jay received his Juris Doctor from Franklin Pierce Law Center in 2002, where he was a Managing Editor of the peer-reviewed journal RISK: Health, Safety & Environment. Upon receiving a Bachelor of Science degree in chemistry from the University of Utah in 1996, Jay worked as a Scientist I at Watson Pharmaceuticals Inc., where he assisted in developing transdermal hormone replacement therapies.
kcarroll@gtpp.com
603-668-6560
New Hampshire
Kevin Carroll is a partner at GTPP and specializes in patent prosecution, client counseling, opinions on patent validity and infringement, licensing and IP due diligence in the mechanical, electrical and optical arts.
Kevin has prepared and prosecuted patent applications since 1993 in a wide variety of technologies including: optical communications, wireless communications, laser machining, software, computing systems, electronic commerce, consumer products, medical devices, optics / opto-electronics, and energy. Kevin has also provided litigation support and served as an expert witness in patent litigation. Kevin’s clients range from start-up companies and independent inventors to universities and publicly-traded companies.
Prior to beginning his legal studies, Kevin worked as a patent examiner in the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, where he examined patent applications in the areas of electrical connectors and machine tools. Kevin was also a clerk in the Office of Unfair Import Investigations at the International Trade Commission, where he provided litigation support and assisted staff attorneys with Section 337 proceedings. He earned a BS in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Notre Dame and completed his law degree at Franklin Pierce Law Center (currently the University of New Hampshire School of Law).
Kevin was selected as the top IP attorney in New Hampshire by Business NH Magazine in 2010. Kevin is also a member of the New Hampshire Bar Association and the American Bar Association Intellectual Property Section. He is admitted to practice in New Hampshire, Massachusetts and the U.S. Patent and Trademark office.
Kevin has extensive legal teaching and lecture experience both in the U.S. and abroad. He is currently an adjunct professor at the UNH School of Law where he teaches U.S. Patent Law on-line and Intellectual Property Management. He has been teaching since 1996 and previously served as the Acting Director of the Patent Practice and Procedure Program at Franklin Pierce Law Center. Kevin is also the Vice Chair of the NH EPSCoR Statewide Committee and the President of the Notre Dame Club of New Hampshire.
A Concord, New Hampshire resident, his interests include playing guitar, alpine ski racing, biking, running and kayaking.
Patent Counseling
Prosecution
Non-infringement/Validity Opinions
Licensing & Negotiations
Kyle’s practice focuses on all aspects of patent law, including strategic counseling and portfolio management for clients ranging from large corporations to small venture-backed startups and individual inventors. He has substantial patent prosecution experience in a number of technical areas including software, electronics, semiconductor devices, digital marketing, consumer products, medical devices, optics, heavy equipment, and business methods. Kyle’s experience also includes researching and preparing non-infringement opinions and validity studies, and negotiating with opposing parties regarding intellectual property disputes, transactions, and licenses.
Kyle received his J.D. from the University of California at Los Angeles, School of Law in 2001, and B.S. degrees in Physics and Engineering Physics, magna cum laude, from Oregon State University in 1998.
Prior to joining the firm, Kyle was a partner at Knobbe Martens, and also spent several years teaching English and working as a solo practitioner in South Korea. He is admitted to the bar in California and the District of Columbia, and is a registered patent attorney with the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office.
landrews@gtpp.com
603-668-6560
New Hampshire
Lindsey Andrews is an associate at GTPP with a focus on patent preparation and prosecution. Her technical background is in mechanical engineering. Lindsey received her Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Worcester Polytechnic Institute in 2017. She received her Juris Doctor from Suffolk University Law School in 2023.
Prior to entering the legal profession, Lindsey worked as a mechanical engineer and manufacturing engineer. Lindsey is currently a member of the New Hampshire Bar and the New Hampshire Federal District Court. Lindsey is a Massachusetts resident who enjoys reading, baking, and spending quality time with family and friends.
Patent Prosecution
Counseling
Patent Analysis
Mary brings a strategic focus to intellectual property law matters, a focus annealed over time in close partnership with her inventors and business clients. Her intellectual property law practice has been international in scope and has encompassed the acquisition, protection, enforcement and monetization of technology, patent, trademark and other intellectual property assets, dispute resolution, and extensive transactional counseling.
She began her career as a trial attorney before commencing in-house practice in the field of intellectual property. She served as intellectual property counsel to several international corporations, most recently retiring from the position of Chief Intellectual Property Counsel, Cabot Corporation. Before entering the practice of law, Mary worked as a scientist at The R.T. French Company, worked for a brief, but sweet, time at the Hershey Foods R&D laboratory and taught as an adjunct professor at Rochester Institute of Technology.
Mary’s intellectual property law experience spans a range of technical fields, notably high temperature materials, chemistry, polymers, food ingredients, adhesives, abrasive tools and materials, mechanical devices, chemical processes and engineering and downstream applications for chemicals and materials.
Mary has a JD degree from Villanova Law School, is admitted to practice law in the State of New York and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and is registered to practice before the United States Patent and Trademark Office. She holds a B.S. degree in Food Science from The Pennsylvania State University and a M.S. degree in Food Science, Biochemistry minor, from Oregon State University. She has a certificate in Mediation from the Program on Negotiation at Harvard Law School.
mgallagher@gtpp.com
603-668-6560
New Hampshire
Michael Gallagher’s practice is directed to drafting and prosecuting patent applications, as well as counseling clients with respect to a variety of intellectual property matters.
Mike has written and prosecuted patent applications in a number of technical fields including: electrosurgical and other medical devices; automotive products such as instrument and trim panels as well as inflatable restraint systems; plastic compositions, composites and associated processing techniques; coatings such as paints and finishes; heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems; electro-mechanical devices such as electric motors and pumps; lighting systems; recycling equipment and related techniques; and gauges, test fixtures, molds, tooling, and other manufacturing equipment and mechanical devices.
Mike’s pre-law engineering career spanned more than a decade, where he garnered substantial experience in the full product development cycle from conception through launch. In particular, he held engineering positions in advanced product development, applications engineering, and materials and process engineering at Textron’s Automotive Technology Center in Dover, NH. There, he was involved with automotive projects relating to interior and exterior trim, instrument panel, and inflatable restraint systems. During his eleven year tenure with Textron Automotive Company, Mike was a named inventor on twenty-four U.S. patents related to automotive products.
In 1995, Mike transitioned the focus of his career to intellectual property law. From 1995 until 1999, he managed the intellectual property matters of a major division of Textron Automotive Company, including a diverse patent portfolio having several hundred patents and patent applications. Mike also served for a number of years as the Director of Intellectual Property at Salient Surgical Technologies, where he gained significant business and legal expertise within the medical device and healthcare industry.
Mike holds a J.D. degree from the New England School of Law, an M.B.A. degree from Northeastern University and a B.S. degree in engineering from the University of Lowell. He is a registered patent attorney with the United States Patent and Trademark Office and admitted to the District of Columbia and New Hampshire Bars.
Mike and his family reside in Hampton where he is active in youth sports and as a member of the community.
mmishev@gtpp.com
603-668-6560
New Hampshire
Milena S. Mishev specializes in trademark and copyright law, licensing, and enforcement of the intellectual property rights of many domestic and international companies.
Milena represents clients in intellectual property transactional cases including copyright, trademark, and trade secret matters. She has substantive experience in domestic and international trademark clearance, prosecution, and enforcement. Milena handles counterfeit, infringement, and customs matters, as well as on-line enforcement efforts in marketplaces, websites, and social media, as well as ex parte and inter partes proceedings before the United States Patent and Trademark Office Trademark Trial and Appeal Board.
Milena holds degrees in the continental and common law systems, which helps her successfully counsel and assist corporate and individual clients from various nationalities and industries to build and strengthen their IP portfolios.
Milena is a member of the bar of the State of New York. She is also licensed to practice law in Bulgaria, a member country of the European Union. Milena resides in Northern New Jersey and enjoys visiting the New York City museums and art galleries, as well as the New York City Ballet.
Prosecution
Counseling Patent Analysis
Michael’s practice includes all phases of domestic and foreign patent and trademark prosecution, including preparing and filing patent and trademark applications, reissue applications, reexamination requests and appeals; negotiating and drafting patent and trademark license agreements; litigating and assisting with litigation relating to patent and trademark matters, issuing opinions concerning a wide variety of intellectual property issues, and representing and counseling clients with respect to a wide variety of intellectual property issues. Prior to joining Finch & Maloney, Michael was a founding member of Davis & Bujold.
Michael received a B.S. degree in Pulp and Paper Technology from the University of Maine at Orono in 1980 and a J.D. in 1986 from University of New Hampshire (formerly Franklin Pierce Law Center) in Concord, New Hampshire. Michael is admitted to practice before the United States Patent and Trademark Office and is a member of the bars of the state of Maine and New Hampshire, the Federal District Court for the District of New Hampshire, and the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit.
Patent Prosecution and Counseling Licensing/Agreements Trade Secret Analysis Infringement/Validity Opinions Post Grant Proceedings
Natalie J Grace’s IP experience touches upon diverse technologies and aspects of IP protection. Ms. Grace has exercised expedited prosecution strategies to gain portfolios of new, strengthened patents for litigation assertion that have proven to both withstand post-grant attack and obtain favorable outcomes for clients. She also has extensive experience in post-grant proceedings, having collaborated in argument development and drafting coordination for a variety of high-stakes post-grant matters. She frequently assists clients with patentability and infringement evaluation, landscape study, patentability analysis and freedom-to-operate research. Additionally, Ms. Grace assists with portfolio analysis, licensing, and acquisition of IP portfolios, as well as in assertion of IP portfolios for licensing or acquisition purposes.
Ms. Grace applies her electrical engineering degree and nearly a decade of software development experience to building patent portfolios in the software, electronic and medical devices spaces, in relation to, among others, consumer electronic devices; electronic payment services; network communications management; software development platforms; hardware design simulation platforms; electronic gaming platforms; social media platforms and tools; wireless technologies; financial management and market analysis tools; three-dimensional printing applications; semiconductor manufacturing; industrial automation; wearable sensor technology for medical diagnosis, monitoring and intervention; neurostimulation devices and methods; and other software used in medical imaging, diagnosis and treatment. In particular, she has enjoyed focusing on developing successful drafting techniques for obtaining patent protection for artificial intelligence (AI) and machine-learning innovations domestically and abroad. The machine-learning and AI inventions include many cross-over technologies combining, for example, financial industries or life sciences with big data analysis such as genomic sequencing analysis, software systems for bioinformatics and reinsurance portfolio risk analysis. Beyond her technological areas of expertise, Ms. Grace has extensive background in patent prosecution in the mechanical arts, including aerospace, transportation and medical device technologies.
Ms. Grace has been repeatedly recognized as a leader in the field, including being listed in 2024 and 2025 as a World’s Leading IP Strategist by IAM Strategy 300, in 2021-2025 as a World’s Leading Patent Practitioner by IAM Patent 1000, and in 2024 and 2025 as a Patent Star in the IP STARS legal directory by Managing IP.
Ms. Grace received her J.D. from Boston University School of Law and a B.S. in Electrical and Computer Engineering with Distinction from WPI. She is registered to practice before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and is admitted to practice law in New Hampshire and Virginia.
Before entering the legal field, Ms. Grace worked as a senior software design engineer with Cisco Systems and Lucent Technologies.
pkroon@gtpp.com
603-668-6560
New Hampshire
Paul Kroon is a partner at GTPP and focuses his practice in helping businesses protect their products and ideas from being unfairly copied or stolen through United States and international patent and trademark protection. Paul works with a wide range of technologies including polymers, adhesives, medical devices, and mechanical and electro-mechanical devices.
Paul graduated from the Chemical Engineering program at the University of Delaware in 1998 and from the Joint Degree Program at Franklin Pierce Law Center in 2002 with a Juris Doctor as well as a Master of Laws in Intellectual Property. Prior to entering law school, Paul worked at Merck & Co. as a Biological Manufacturing Engineer supporting the production of several well known pharmaceutical drugs, and at the New Hampshire Department of Safety, Marine Patrol Bureau as a police officer. Paul is a member of the New Hampshire and Massachusetts Bars, New Hampshire and Massachusetts Federal District Courts, and is registered to practice before the United States Patent Office.
Paul is a Massachusetts resident with strong ties to New Hampshire. He enjoys automotive racing/repair and is also an avid water skier having performed in numerous water ski shows for the Abenaki Water Ski Club in Wolfeboro, NH.
Patent Prosecution and Counseling Trademark Prosecution and Counseling Licensing/Agreements Due Diligence Infringement/Validity Opinions
Ross’s practice focuses on obtaining utility and design patents in the US and foreign jurisdictions in fields as diverse as semiconductor processing, near-field communications, firearms and weapons systems, touch-screen displays, medical devices, chemical sensors, nutritional products, hand tools and safety equipment, sports equipment, and computer-implemented methods. Ross’s practice also includes obtaining trademarks and counseling clients with respect to a variety of trademark-related and patent-related issues including licensing, patentability, infringement, and freedom to operate.
Prior to law school, Ross worked for eight years in applied research for SBIR-funded companies to research and develop technologies that include wide-bandgap semiconductor devices, fuel cells, catalysis, water purification, and recovery of chemical species using flow cells. Ross also worked twenty years as a musician based in Nashville, TN and Boulder, CO where he was a touring live performer, studio session musician, songwriter, and producer in a wide variety of music genres.
Ross received his Juris Doctor and Masters of Intellectual Property dual degree cum laude from the University of New Hampshire School of Law in 2011 where he was an articles editor and notes editor for IDEA: The Intellectual Property Law Review. Ross received a Bachelor of Science in chemical engineering in 1995 from the University of Colorado at Boulder.
Ross began his intellectual property career as a patent agent at the Boston office of Seyfarth Shaw LLP and as a patent and trademark attorney at a small NH firm. Ross is a registered patent attorney with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and is admitted to the bars of New Hampshire and Massachusetts.
Patent Prosecution
Counseling
Patent Analysis
Sarah’s practice focuses on domestic and foreign patent prosecution and patent portfolio development. She counsels a wide variety of clients, ranging from individual inventors and start-ups to large companies, to identify, protect, and leverage their intellectual property rights.
With over 20 years of experience in patent law, Sarah works with clients to develop and manage patent portfolios across a diverse array of technologies in the electrical, computer, and mechanical engineering arts. Areas of technical expertise include wireless communications, optical systems, semiconductor devices and manufacturing, medical devices, and acoustics. At her prior firm, Sarah served for five years on the Management Committee responsible for the firm’s strategic planning and operations. This experience allowed her the opportunity to develop and strengthen leadership and management skills and also gave her a critical business perspective that she brings to her work with clients. In addition, throughout her career, she has been deeply involved in training for attorneys and staff in intellectual property law, and in guiding and developing best practices to adapt to the ever-changing rules and laws governing both domestic and foreign intellectual property rights.
Sarah received her JD, magna cum laude, from Suffolk University Law School, a master’s degree in electrical and computer engineering from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, and a bachelor’s degree, with honors, in Electrical Engineering from the University of Cape Town. She is registered to practice before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and admitted to practice law in Massachusetts and Connecticut.
sgrossman@gtpp.com
603-668-6560
New Hampshire
Steven J. Grossman, a founding partner of GTPP, specializes in patent protection, licensing and enforcement of intellectual property rights and represents local and nationally known companies in the management of their intellectual property portfolios.
Dr. Grossman’s areas of technical expertise include polymer blends, polymer chemistry, conductive materials, recycling of plastics, plastic manufacture and processes such as injection molding, blow molding and extrusion, fibers and fiber based-products, mechanical devices and related products. Since 1990, Dr. Grossman has served as an expert witness in a variety of patent and trade secret infringement matters, represented a variety of clients concerning intellectual property litigation at the Federal District Court level and has argued in Washington D.C. before the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit.
Prior to entering the legal profession, Dr. Grossman worked as a research and development scientist in the field of polymer research at the Upjohn Company in North Haven, Connecticut. He then joined the University of Massachusetts Lowell in the Department of Plastics Engineering where he reached the position of Full Professor, teaching in the field of polymer materials as well as offering a survey course on intellectual property for engineers. In January 2017, after thirty-two years of service, Dr. Grossman retired from the university and was granted the status of Professor Emeritus.
Dr. Grossman completed a B.S. degree in chemistry from the University of Connecticut, Storrs in 1976, a Ph.D. in polymer science and engineering from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst in 1980, and a J.D. degree from Franklin Pierce Law Center in 1990. Dr. Grossman is a member of the New Hampshire Bar and is admitted to practice in the Federal District Court of New Hampshire and the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit. He is also registered to practice before the United States Patent Office. Dr. Grossman resides in Amherst, New Hampshire and enjoys white water kayaking, officiating for soccer and flying helicopters (licensed commercial pilot-instrument rated-certified flight instructor).
Patent Prosecution and Counseling Licensing/Agreements Due Diligence Infringement/Validity Opinions Post Grant Proceedings
Steve’s practice is directed to obtaining patents and counseling clients with respect to a variety of patent-related and business issues. Technical fields including polymers and plastics, membranes, filtration, water purification, ceramics, catalysts, drug discovery, medical devices, diagnostic instruments, analytical test kits, machinery, paints and varnishes, fuel cells, nanotechnology and textiles. Steve is also experienced in transactional IP due diligence, licensing agreements and opinion letters regarding patentability and freedom to operate (clearance). Steve also provides trademark and copyright counseling.
From 1983 until 1995 Steve was a principal at Dexsil Corporation where he was involved in a variety of functions including management, sales, marketing and R & D.
Steve received his Juris Doctor and Masters in Intellectual Property from the University of New Hampshire Franklin Pierce School of Law in 1999 and a Bachelor’s degree in chemistry/biochemistry and math-economics from Colby College in 1983.
After law school, Steve was an associate at the firm of Wolf, Greenfield & Sacks in Boston. He is a registered patent attorney with the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office and is admitted to the bars of New Hampshire and Massachusetts.
Patent Prosecution
Counseling
Patent Analysis
Stephen’s practice includes preparation and prosecution of patents in a range of fields, including electrical, mechanical, medical devices, integrated systems, manufacturing, software, and materials science. Stephen also has experience conducting infringement, patentability, and freedom-to-operate studies. He also has worked in the Technology Licensing Office of a leading research university.
Stephen received his J.D. from the University of New Hampshire School of Law in 2024, and a B.S. in Engineering Management from the Missouri University of Science and Technology in 2021, where he focused on Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering. While at Missouri S&T, Stephen participated in several international design competitions, including a race across the Australian outback in a solar-powered car and a performance competition of experimental aircraft.
Stephen’s engineering work experience includes working at Emerson-Fisher designing and manufacturing high performance mechanical control valves.
Patent Counseling
Prosecution
Trademark Prosecution
Counseling
Non-infringement/Validity Opinions
Tom brings a bottom-line focus to the practice of intellectual property law by fashioning legal solutions that fit each client’s needs and budget. These solutions include domestic and international patent applications, reexamination requests, trademark registrations, copyright registration plans, licensing agreements, trade secret protection plans, due diligence support, and opinions regarding infringement, validity, and freedom to operate. Tom crafts each solution to match the client’s present situation and future needs.
Tom’s current and former clients include large multinational corporations, locally owned mid-size companies, independent inventors and Nobel Prize winners. Tom understands a wide variety of technologies including medical devices, computing hardware, software, and consumer products.
Tom has extensive experience in law and technology. Prior to joining Finch & Maloney, Tom worked as an associate and senior associate for Lando & Anastasi in Cambridge, MA. Prior to law school, Tom worked in software development, systems analysis, and implementation for companies including Radiant Systems (acquired by NCR) and Ashland Petroleum. He has personally developed and managed the development of software written for a variety of computing platforms including web servers, cell phones, and specialized computing devices. Tom has experience implementing and integrating enterprise-level applications with existing architectures. He uses the insight gained from nearly a decade of business and technical experience in the software and petroleum industries to maximize his clients’ return on their intellectual property investments.
Tom’s academic achievements include a J.D., magna cum laude, from Franklin Pierce Law Center, an M.B.A. from the Georgia Institute of Technology, and a B.S. in Computer Science with High Distinction and Departmental Honors from the University of Kentucky. Tom is registered to practice before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and is admitted to practice law in Massachusetts.
zcody@gtpp.com
603-668-6560
New Hampshire
Zachary Cody is an associate at GTPP with a focus on patent preparation and prosecution. His technical background is in the mechanical sciences, with a particular focus on energy transfer, fluid dynamics, control systems, and electro-mechanical devices.
Zachary received his Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, magna cum laude, from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in 2012. He received his J.D., summa cum laude, from the University of New Hampshire School of Law (formerly Franklin Pierce Law Center) in 2015. While at the University of New Hampshire School of Law, Zachary served as an editor for IDEA: The Intellectual Property Law Review (currently IDEA: The Journal of the Franklin Pierce Center for Intellectual Property).
Zachary is currently a member of the New Hampshire Bar, the New Hampshire Federal District Court, and is registered to practice before the United States Patent Office. Zachary is a New Hampshire resident who enjoys golfing, skiing, home brewing, and bicycling.