Background
Jacobs, Morton C. was born in 1921 in Brooklyn, New York, United States.
Jacobs, Morton C. was born in 1921 in Brooklyn, New York, United States.
City College of New York (Bachelor of Science in physics and math, 1943). George Washington University Law School (Juris Doctor, with honors and Order of the Coif, 1951).
Worked at Volpe and Koenig, P.C. (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) specializing in Intellectual Property Law. Patent, Trademark, Copyright, Computer Software, Trade Secrets, Unfair Competition and Related Matters. Litigation in State and Federal Courts.
Admitted to the bar, 1951, District of Columbia. 1965, Pennsylvania (inactive, 1994) and United States. Court of Appeals, for the Third Circuit.
1972, United States. Supreme Court. Member: Philadelphia Bar Association (Chair of Patent, Trademark and Copyright Committee, 1982), Philadelphia Patent Law Association, American Intellectual Property Law Association. Contributor: "Computers and the Law, An Introductory Handbook", 1966, 1969, 1981 editions, Chapter on "Proprietary Protection of Software, Hardware and Data.
Proceedings of the 1965 International Data Processing Conference of Data Processing Management Association, Chapter on "Legal Approaches for Protecting Computer Programs.". Volpe and Koenig is committed to providing efficient, responsive full service representation in intellectual property law matters. The firm's commitment is reflected in personal dedication to each matter, whether it is part of a continuing client relationship or a single transaction.
The firm represents clients throughout the world in judicial and administrative proceedings concerning domestic and foreign intellectual property matters.
Member: Philadelphia Bar Association (Chair of Patent, Trademark and Copyright Committee, 1982), Philadelphia Patent Law Association, American Intellectual Property Law Association. Contributor: "Computers and the Law, An Introductory Handbook", 1966, 1969, 1981 editions, Chapter on "Proprietary Protection of Software, Hardware and Data. Proceedings of the 1965 International Data Processing Conference of Data Processing Management Association, Chapter on "Legal Approaches for Protecting Computer Programs.".