Louis BERNAT

Background

BERNAT, Louis was born on March 30, 1914 in Liverpool, England.

Education

University of Chicago (Bachelor of Science, 1938). De Paul University (Juris Doctor, 1946). Professor, Technological Institute, Northwestern University, since 1974.

Patent Attorney, University of Chicago, Manhattan Project, Atomic Energy Commission, 1945-1949.

Consultant, Argonne National Laboratories, 1949-1953.

Career

Worked at Fitch, Even, Tabin & Flannery (Chicago, Illinois) specializing in Intellectual Property and Technology-Related Law including Patents, Trademarks, Trade Secret, Copyrights and Unfair Competition, Antitrust and International Trade Commission Causes and Related Litigation. Admitted to the bar, 1947, Illinois. 1961, District of Columbia.

Registered to practice before United States.

Patent and Trademark Office. Professor, Technological Institute, Northwestern University, 1974—.

Patent Attorney, University of Chicago, Manhattan Project, Atomic Energy Commission, 1945-1949. Consultant, Argonne National Laboratories, 1949-1953.

Member: Chicago and American Bar Associations.

Intellectual Property Law Association of Chicago. American Patent Law Association. Fitch, Even, Tabin & Flannery was founded in 1859 as Goodwin, Larned & Goodwin making it the senior established law firm in Chicago.

Its practice is devoted to intellectual property and technology related law.

The firm"s clients range from independent inventors to multi-national corporations. The firm regularly represents its clients in courts and governmental agencies in the United States. as well as some 140 other countries.

Firm members have been leaders in their respective fields of technology as well as in the legal community, having served as expert witnesses, special masters in the Federal Courts, educators, authors and also founders and presidents of noteworthy legal associations including the Intellectual Property Law Association of Chicago and its predecessor.

Achievements

• Louis BERNAT has been listed as a reputable lawyer by Martindale-Hubbell.

Membership

Member: Chicago and American Bar Associations. Intellectual Property Law Association of Chicago. American Patent Law Association.