Guy R. Gosnell

• Coordinates the firm’s patent procurement efforts for one of the world’s largest aircraft manufacturers in order to obtain patent protection for inventions cutting across a number of technical disciplines.
• Leads the firm’s patent procurement efforts for one of the world’s largest telecommunications companies, including management of a worldwide patent portfolio with inventors and decision makers spread around the globe.
• Coordinates the firm’s intellectual property representation of one of the world’s largest health care services companies, including the procurement of patent rights for the company’s innovations and counseling regarding various third-party patents.

Guy Gosnell previously led the Intellectual Property Patents – Electrical & Computer Science Group and its efforts to counsel clients in regard to patent matters in the electrical, computer software and business method arts. Guy has more than 30 years’ experience in the intellectual property field and is registered to practice before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. Guy has been listed in Chambers USA: America’s Leading Lawyers for Business, The Best Lawyers in America^®, the Top Attorneys in North Carolina, and Super Lawyers magazine.

Guy has been extensively involved in the drafting and prosecution of patent applications involving various aspects of electrical, computer, and software technology. For example, he has secured patent protection for cutting-edge telecommunications technology, including patent protection directed to handsets, network components and topology, signaling protocols, and end user applications, to name but a few and, as a result, has substantial experience in the preparation and prosecution of standard essential patents. Additionally, Guy has obtained patent protection for a wide range of other types of technology, including, mapping technology, autonomous vehicles, medical imaging techniques, medical claims processing, data analytics, error-resilient encoding technology, signal processing schemes, multipurpose and other handheld tools, microelectromechanical devices, holographic displays, integrated circuit simulation, field emission devices, flight simulation systems, high-power fiber optic lasers, antennas, heads-up displays, semiconductor wafer fabrication techniques, and various types of software.

Bar Admissions

• North Carolina
• U.S. Patent and Trademark Office

Education

• St. Louis University (J.D., 1992)
• University of Missouri (B.S.E.E., 1988)
• University of Missouri (B.S.Co.E., 1988)

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