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Hammond, Herbert J. was born on May 19, 1951 in Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States.
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Herbert J. Hammond
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Herbert J. Hammond, American Lawyer. Member American Bar Association (litigation section), State Bar Texas (vice Chairman of Commission on computerization of the profession 1989-1992, chair computer section 1994-1995, newsletter editor computer section), American Intellectual Property Law Association, Dallas Bar Association (chair intellectual property section 1998), Phi BetaKappa, Phi Kappa Phi, Kappa Mu Epsilon.
Education
University of New Mexico (Bachelor of Science, magna cum laude, 1973). New York University (Juris Doctor, 1976).
Career
Worked at Thompson & Knight, A Professional Corporation (Dallas, Texas) specializing in Intellectual Property, Computer Law. Admitted to the bar, 1977, Texas. United States. Court of Appeals Fifth and Eleventh Circuits.
United States.
Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit. United States. District Court, Northern, Eastern, Western and Southern Districts of Texas, District of Nebraska and Eastern District of Wisconsin. United States. Claims Court.
1983, United States.
Tax Court. Registered to practice before United States. Patent and Trademark Office.
Phi Beta Kappa. Phi Kappa Phi. Kappa Mu Epsilon.
Company-Author: "The New Reissue: Reexamination of Patent Claims in Light of New Art," Patent Law Annual, 1979. "Intellectual Property Litigation Before the United States.
Trade Commission - Planning, Problems and Effects," Chapter 11, Patent Law Annual, 1988. Author: "Intellectual Property, Fifth Circuit Symposium," Volume 19 Texas Technical Law Review, Number.
707, 1988; "Intellectual Property, Fifth Circuit Symposium," Volume 20 Texas Technical Law Review, Number.
495, 1989. "Computer System Contract Drafting," Chapter 11, "System Contract Drafting," Software Law Compendium: Acquisition, Development and Distribution, 1989. The "Regards as His Invention" Requirement of Section 112, Paragraph 2 of the Patent Acting: Ensuring That The Inventor Claims What He Regards as His Invention, Volume 5, Texas Intellectual Property Law Review, Number.
2, P. 257 (1997). Chair, State Bar of Texas Computer Section, 1994-1995.
Vice Chairman, Committee on the Computerization of the Profession, 1989-1991. Member, Litigation Section and Patent, Trademark and Copyright Section, American Bar Association. Member: American Intellectual Property Law Association.
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Membership
Member American Bar Association (litigation section), State Bar Texas (vice Chairman of Commission on computerization of the profession 1989-1992, chair computer section 1994-1995, newsletter editor computer section), American Intellectual Property Law Association, Dallas Bar Association (chair intellectual property section 1998), Phi BetaKappa, Phi Kappa Phi, Kappa Mu Epsilon.
