Jialin Zhong
Partner
Phone:
(908) 591-2738
Email:
Address:
103 Carnegie Center Dr
Princeton, NJ 08540
A Bit About Me
Practice Areas
Industries
Telecommunication (5G/LTE)
AI-based medical imaging
Video encoding/decoding
Computer hardware and software
Electrical and electronic devices
Computer Networks
Medical devices
Smart home devices
Admissions
New York
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New Jersey
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USPTO
Education
Rutgers Law School, J.D.
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University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
M.S., Ph.D, Electrical & Computer Engineering
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Tsinghua University, B.Eng., Automation,
While protecting his clients’ innovations as an attorney, Shuang Zhao draws on more than a decade of experience as an engineer. He knows that the value of a patent counsel lies in their ability to understand a client’s technology and business case, identify potential legal issues the client may encounter in protecting its patent assets, and work with the client to devise and implement a strategy to address those issues beforehand.
Shuang has seen from his past experience as an IP litigation attorney the importance of identifying potential loopholes in patent drafting and fixing them before they become real problems. “Having an engineering background lays the foundation for me to understand the complexity of my client’s technology, and makes me appreciate the hard work behind and the value of the client’s innovations,” he says. “On the other hand, practical legal experience, especially that from real-world litigation and post-grant practice, allows me to anticipate what bad guys will try to do to steal my client’s intellectual property and prevent that from the onset.”
Shuang Zhao
Partner
Phone:
203-645-7321
Email:
Address:
103 Carnegie Center Dr
Princeton, NJ 08540
A Bit About Me
While protecting his clients’ innovations as an attorney, Shuang Zhao draws on more than a decade of experience as an engineer. He knows that the value of a patent counsel lies in their ability to understand a client’s technology and business case, identify potential legal issues the client may encounter in protecting its patent assets, and work with the client to devise and implement a strategy to address those issues beforehand.
Shuang has seen from his past experience as an IP litigation attorney the importance of identifying potential loopholes in patent drafting and fixing them before they become real problems. “Having an engineering background lays the foundation for me to understand the complexity of my client’s technology, and makes me appreciate the hard work behind and the value of the client’s innovations,” he says. “On the other hand, practical legal experience, especially that from real-world litigation and post-grant practice, allows me to anticipate what bad guys will try to do to steal my client’s intellectual property and prevent that from the onset.”
Practice Areas
Industries
Telecommunication (5G/LTE)
AI-based medical imaging
Video encoding/decoding
Computer hardware and software
Electrical and electronic devices
Computer Networks
Medical devices
Smart home devices
Admissions
Pennsylvania
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Massachusetts
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U.S. Eastern District Court of Pennsylvania
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USPTO
Education
Temple University Beasley School of Law, J.D., Cum Laude
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Rutgers University, M.S., Electrical and Computer Engineering, magna cum laude
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Tsinghua University, B.Eng., Automation, with honors
Shuoqi Zhang
Associate
Phone:
415-802-4267
Email:
Address:
103 Carnegie Center Dr
Princeton, NJ 08540
A Bit About Me
Practice Areas
Industries
Telecommunication (5G/LTE)
AI-based medical imaging
Video encoding/decoding
Computer hardware and software
Electrical and electronic devices
Computer Networks
Medical devices
Smart home devices
Admissions
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Massachusetts
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Education
Suffolk University Law School, J.D.
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Syracuse University, B. Civil Engineering
While protecting his clients’ innovations as an attorney, Shuang Zhao draws on more than a decade of experience as an engineer. He knows that the value of a patent counsel lies in their ability to understand a client’s technology and business case, identify potential legal issues the client may encounter in protecting its patent assets, and work with the client to devise and implement a strategy to address those issues beforehand.
Shuang has seen from his past experience as an IP litigation attorney the importance of identifying potential loopholes in patent drafting and fixing them before they become real problems. “Having an engineering background lays the foundation for me to understand the complexity of my client’s technology, and makes me appreciate the hard work behind and the value of the client’s innovations,” he says. “On the other hand, practical legal experience, especially that from real-world litigation and post-grant practice, allows me to anticipate what bad guys will try to do to steal my client’s intellectual property and prevent that from the onset.”