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- Two-Seventy-One Patent Blog
- Chicago, Illinois, United States
- Peter is a patent attorney practicing with a general-practice firm in the Chicago area. He handles a diverse intellectual property practice in the electrical, computer and software fields for leading technology companies located throughout the world, as well as for local and national start-ups and business ventures. He works closely with established and emerging-growth companies to implement successful patenting and litigation strategies. He is also a former patent examiner with the USPTO, and sincerely hopes you won't hold that against him.
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IMHO Justice Scalia needs to learn three new words: Constitutional Due Process; as in having a system of laws rather than individual dictators who say, "Hey (flick of hand under the chin) it's obvious to me!"
--stepback
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