Tim McCarthy protects his client’s interests in intellectual property matters such as patents, trademarks, and copyrights.
Tim McCarthy protects the interests of manufacturers, researchers, and other innovators in technologies such as cancer detection methods and techniques, continuous positive pressure therapeutics methods and devices, cytology and immunohistochemistry, microscopy and optics, telephathology and image recognition, biomedical instrumentation, metallurgical services and processes, four-color printing processes, food preparation equipment, and transportation vehicles.
Tim has been principal or sole patent counsel on numerous issued U.S. patents and their international counterparts, consulting with inventors and management on invention disclosure, claim scope, and patentability. He manages domestic and international intellectual property portfolios for clients large and small, including development of patenting strategies, the prosecution of applications in the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, and the supervision of the prosecution of applications in other countries. He counsels his clients on the avoidance of patent infringement and on efficient remedies for infringement by others, as well as performing due diligence reviews for acquisitions.
Tim consults frequently with Clark Hill’s transactional lawyers on intellectual property issues that arise in joint development agreements, licensing and assignment agreements, government contracts, asset purchase agreements, and other contracts. He collaborates with Clark Hill’s international trade lawyers on intellectual property issues regarding the importation of goods, such as the seizure of trademarked items and the release of improperly-impounded materials.
Education
Recognitions
AV Preeminent Peer Review Rated by Martindale Hubble
Memberships
The Intellectual Property Law Association of Chicago