01Patents from the inventor’s side.
I’m a co-inventor of video surveillance technology involving image processing and object tracking. My issued U.S. patents, each titled Video surveillance system, include 7,859,564, 7,956,889, and 8,605,155. I bring that experience of developing an invention to my work as a patent attorney.
02The Durationator: copyright law in code.
At Tulane, I helped develop the logic representation language and engine for the Durationator, software for analyzing copyright terms worldwide. Professor Elizabeth Townsend Gard’s article about that work was cited by Justice Breyer in his Supreme Court dissent in Golan v. Holder, 565 U.S. 302, 357 (2012).
03The first Louisiana Civil Code app for iPhone.
In 2009, I developed and released the first Louisiana Civil Code iOS app, putting a searchable legal reference in lawyers’ pockets. It was a practical way to bring my work in software and law together.
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