Raymond Van Dyke Email & Phone Number

Washington, Dc, Us

My IP practice specializes in technology, patent, trademark, copyright, Internet law and related IP areas. My clientele are diverse (life sciences, food, chem, nano, IT, telecom, software, Internet, financial, electrical), cross-disciplinary (emerging), large/small companies, universities and individuals, domestic and foreign, all interesting.My contact information is vandyke@acm.org, www.rayvandyke.com, and (202) 378.3903. My goals are to give my clients quality service at reasonable rates, handling a variety of matters/technologies cost-effectively.My DC- and MD-based practice allows me to personally and regularly handle matters on behalf of clients in dealing with officials at the USPTO, FedCir and local courts, FTC, ITC, State Dept, etc. We welcome domestic and foreign clientele, offering discounts for volume work.I frequently speak and teach on IP/tech matters for lawyers, engineers, business and other professionals, e.g., at Southern Methodist University, TTU and American University. I am active in LES, AIPLA (Fellows, Chair of Professionalism & Ethics, Latin America and Emerging Technology), Board member of ACM, DC Chapter, and continue my roles in IPO, AIPPI, ABA, MSBA, BIO, IEEE and other legal/tech groups. The US State Dept and others regularly have me meet with foreign dignitaries/ambassadors regarding U.S. IP law, and I served as a delegate at WIPO in 2010I am licensed to practice in DC, MD, NY, NJ, TX, as well as the USPTO, and admitted in the US Supreme Court, Federal, 2d, 3d, 4th and 5th Circuit Courts; Dist.Cts in SDNY/EDNY, TX, NJ, Ct of Internat'l Trade, Fed Ct of Claims, et al. I am a 2011 PatentBuddy winner (top patent prosecutor). Board member, US-JPO Bar Liaison CouncilWith nearly 30 years in legal practice as well as prior industry experience, I offer professional, affordable, results-oriented and conflict-free service to my clientele in the US, Brazil, China, Japan, Korea, Europe, SA, Australia, NZ, UZ, and more. The gateway to IP.

Joined the AIPLA Fellows at the Annual meeting in October 2017. I previously served as the Chair of the Professionalism & Ethics Committee, the Emerging Technologies Committee, and the Latin American Committee of the AIPLA. In connection with my Fellows duties, I joined the AIPLA Membership Committee in 2018 to explore the current issues involving membership in the organization, and strategies for overcoming the increasing withdrawal of professionals from memberships. In 2020, I have also been asked to join the Harmonization Committee.

As the Greater Washington, DC Chapter Chair for the Licensing Executives Society (www.les.org) I promote the principles of the LES and provide a venue for the members to both network and hear interesting speeches from a variety of professionals in intellectual property, licensing, damages, valuation, tech transfer, and other topics. The Greater DC Chapter has meetings in Washington, DC, Northern Virginia and Maryland. The Society and the DC Chapter welcome new members. Please feel free to contact the organization or me for more information.

Founded in 1935, the PLCW is one of the oldest bar-related social organizations in the Washington, DC area. Prominent dinner speakers include Federal Circuit judges, PTO commissioners and officials, patent practice experts, and attorneys representing parties in high-profile court cases. Previous speakers have included Nicholas Godici, when he was Commissioner for Patents; CAFC judge Pauline Newman; Retired CAFC Chief Judge Paul R. Michel; Robert Stoll, Commissioner for Patents; Robert Bahr, and in early 2016 Retired CAFC Chief Judge Randall Rader, Deputy Commissioner for Patent Examination Policy; membership is restricted to registered patent practitioners; with a diverse group of patent attorneys from private practice, industry, and government, the PLCW is the organization for interesting events.

The Intellectual Property Section for the Bar Association of Montgomery County, Maryland has meetings on IP for the regional members of the Association and others with an interest in IP. I am pleased to give a series of CLE-credit presentations on the basics of IP, including patent, copyright, trademark, trade secret and antitrust, for the Association members, as well as non-lawyers. Co-Chair, IP Section 2014-2019.

Dallas, Tx, Us

Taught a course on the basics of intellectual property for the scientific, business and student community, including the history of technological development, history of legal development and philosophy of intellectual property, and the mechanics of IP. Course taught with Dr. David Matula (now retired).

Minneapolis, Minnesota, Us

Intellectual Property practitioner

Boston, Massachusetts, Us

Technology, Intellectual Property and International practitioner in Washington, DC. On behalf of the firm, I was a lecturer on US IP and trade laws at Peking University Law School and at Tsinghua University in Beijing. Also, with Judge Paul Luckern of the U.S. International Trade Commission, toured China giving talks on IP and 337 Actions, which are trade actions based on intellectual property, in Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Xian, Hangzhou, Shenzhen, Xiamen, Xian and other cities. Also, Lecturer on IP and Licensing for nanotechnology and other emerging technologies at the University of Strausbourg, France for the Ecole Nationale d’Administration (ENA), Centre d’Etudes Internationales de la Propriete Industrielle (CEIPI), and the European Intellectual Property Institutes Network.

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Intellectual Property and Trade

Jd, Law

Ms, Computer Science

Bs, Computer Science/Mathematics

Aa, Chemistry, Biology, Engineering Physics And German

High School Diploma, Engineering, Science And Technology