Brian D. Tucker
Brian Tucker is a member of the firm’s Intellectual Property section. He has extensive experience drafting and prosecuting patent and trademark applications around the world. He manages a large portfolio of patents and trademarks for clients in many different business sectors, including technology, medical devices, vehicles and automation, education, legal solutions, health and wellness, and many more. Brian’s background in computer engineering has helped him specialize in patent prosecution for software and computer-related technologies.
Brian has extensive experience with licensing and other agreements, along with patent and trademark disputes, both before the USPTO and the federal circuit.
Brian strives to provide pro bono services to individuals without the means to pay for legal services. He routinely volunteers through the International Trademark Association (INTA) Pro Bono Clearinghouse. He also regularly provides non-IP pro bono services and welcomes solicitations.
Education
- The George Washington University Law School, JD, with honors, 2008
- Editor, American Intellectual Property Law Association (AIPLA) Quarterly Journal
- University of Utah, BS, Computer Engineering, 2005
Experience
Patents
- Patent drafting and prosecution
- Reexaminations
- Inter partes reviews
- Invalidity and infringement analysis
- Cease and desist letters
- Licensing and assignments
- Patent strategy consultation
Trademarks
- Filing and prosecution
- Oppositions
- Cancellations
- Civil litigation
- Infringement analysis
- Cease and desist letters
- Licensing and assignments
- Trademark strategy consultation
Copyrights
- Registration
- Civil litigation
- Infringement analysis
- Cease and desist letters
- Licensing and assignments
Agreements
- SaaS agreements
- End-user license agreements
- Terms and conditions
Pro Bono
- TM registration
- TM disputes
- Utah-based civil disputes
- Simple business formation
- United States Patent and Trademark Office
- Utah
- Mountain States Super Lawyers: Rising Star in IP (2018)
- Utah Legal Elite: Intellectual Property (2021)