Japanese-fluent U.S. patent agent who has lived in Japan for nearly 35 years.
Princeton University graduate with extensive scientific education in physics, electronics, and biology.
Founder and twenty-year operator of independent U.S. patent-prosecution practice in Kansai. Of-record prosecuting agent on some 800 U.S. applications mainly involving electromechanical devices, precision mechanisms, medical instruments, telecommunications, optical devices and device materials, and semiconductor devices. Drafter of more than a dozen patent specifications from scratch.
Patent-specification translation reviser with thirty years’ experience. Patent-specification translator with twenty-five years’ experience.
Veteran patent translation and prosecution consultant in Japanese patent attorney firms, and in two major industrial and commercial manufacturing companies.
Karan Singh – New York/Princeton & Tokyo/Osaka
Intellectual property lawyer since 1992.
International business-transactions and litigation expert; Trademark and copyright practitioner; Patent-application preparation and prosecution expert; Infringement and validity analyst relating to intellectual property matters.
Patent-litigation and dispute-resolution veteran; Joint-venture and licensing-and-technology-transfer negotiator.
Former IP counsel at Japan headquarters of global oilfield service company.
Graduate of Georgetown University Law School. Career veteran of Ostrolenk Faber1, premier intellectual property law firm in New York, with a nearly 100-year history.
Long-term Japan residency: Former IP counsel for Japanese subsidiary of major international corporation; Former IP law firm advisor in Japan.
Representative of major Japanese and U.S. corporate clients in intellectual-property-related matters.
Years-long collaborator with Judge in patent prosecution prior to joining j-pat Legal.
Robert Faber was the author of Faber on the Mechanics of Patent Claim Drafting, at least as well-known in Japan as was Landis on the Mechanics of Patent Claim Drafting, the third, fourth and fifth editions of which Mr. Faber was also the author. ↩︎
