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Microwave Boiler and Hot Water Heater

Pre-Ignition Fuel Treatment System

Simulated Balloon Display and Method

Botanical Drug Compositions

Computer for Emergency Responders

Pet Carrier Garment

Human Echolocation System

Water Based Adhesive Curing Process

Hand Wash Monitoring System

In order to provide a full range of IP services, the practitioner should be licensed to practice before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. Experience in patent, trademark and copyright prosecution is also an important credential. Thomas J. Germinario is a licensed Patent Attorney (Reg. No. 52,939) who has been practicing IP law for over 20 years. He has extensive experience over that time period in patent prosecution as well as trademark and copyright registration. His patent prosecution experience encompasses varied inventions in the mechanical, electrical/electronic, chemical and computer fields. Mr. Germinario and his paralegal assistant Mr. Gordin are licensed Professional Engineers who are able to provide inventors with technical as well as legal guidance.