C.G. Moore Email & Phone Number

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Washington D.C. Metro Area

I am a registered patent attorney and co-founding partner at McBee Moore Woodward & Vanik IP, LLC. I focus my practice on biotechnology and chemistry, with emphasis on molecular and cellular biology, small molecule chemistry, medical devices, agricultural chemistry, and food additives. I also represent clients in post-grant proceedings before the Patent.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Practice focus on biotechnology and chemistry, with emphasis on molecular and cellular biology, small molecule chemistry, medical devices, agricultural chemistry, and food additives.Preparation and prosecution of patent applications, ex parte and inter partes reexamination, appeals to the PTAB, managing patent portfolios, drafting license agreements.

Drafted and prosecuted patent applications for chemical and medical device inventions.

Prepared patent applications for chemical and computer software inventions. Analyzed client portfolio and prior art, finding opportunity to file defensive patent application. Wrote appeal brief for a case before the Opposition Division of the European Patent Commission. Answered office action in international patent application. Coordinated with domestic.

Prepared and submitted patent applications for medical, biochemical, and mechanical inventions. Consulted with inventors to protect U.S. and international property rights, and to explore licensing opportunities. Performed prior art searches, and validity and infringement analyses. Participated in licensing transactions, technology transfers, and.

Interviewed physicians and nurses, and evaluated medical suitability of potential tissue donors. Supervised tissue recovery teams, participated in surgical recovery of cadaver tissues, and documented the recovery process.

On call 24 hours/day, 7 days/week. Managed recovery of human organs and tissues. Performed surgical recovery of cadaver tissues. Assisted with sterile recovery of recovery of live organs for transplant. Coordinated air and ground transportation for all stages of tissue and organ recovery process.

Investigated the molecular mechanisms of glaucoma, using a rodent model. Independently designed experiments and interpreted results. Presented research results at international meetings.

Developed rodent model of glaucoma. Invented microinjection device to create rodent model, subsequently awarded U.S. Patent No. 5,364,374. Authored three peer-reviewed scientific papers, co-authored another four papers. Presented research results at international meetings.U.S. Patent No. 5,364,374 (issued Nov. 15, 1994). John C. Morrison & Chester G..

J.D., Law

Activities and Societies: Tulane University American Inn of Court, Vice-President & Co-Founder of Tulane Intellectual Property Society.

Ph.D., Neuroscience

Activities and Societies: Secretary of JHMI Graduate Student Association, Treasurer of JHMI Graduate Student Association

B.S., Biology

Biology

B.A., Chemistry

Activities and Societies: Editor, The Quest (student newspaper)

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