Kip Werking
Kip Werking
is a registered patent attorney with ALG Intellectual Property, LLC who has a wealth of patent-prosecution experience in the electrical and computer-engineering arts. Throughout his career, Mr. Werking has participated in all aspects of U.S. patent prosecution, including hundreds of in-person examiner interviews at the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office, appeals, and personal appearances before the Board of Patent Appeals and Interferences.
Prior to joining ALG, Mr. Werking practiced as a patent attorney with a nationally recognized law firm in Alexandria, Virginia. Mr. Werking also clerked for the International Trade Commission in Washington, D.C.
Professional Activities
Registered Patent Attorney, U.S. Patent & Trademark Office
Member, Virginia State Bar (Inactive Status)
Education
William & Mary School of Law, J.D.
Graduate Fellow
The University of Texas at Austin, B.S
Electrical Engineering
National Merit Scholar
Engineering Scholar
Posts by Kip Werking
Alice’s Tourniquet: A Solution to the Crisis in Patentable Subject Matter Law
Bias in Both Directions: Patent Reform Should Protect Both Accused Infringers and Inventors
Ex Parte Yudoovsky: Petitions Are (Sometimes?) Unnecessary to Traverse Unauthorized New Grounds of Rejection on Appeal
The Ghost of Lemelson: PTA Consequences of Exelixis v. Kappos
Against the Broadest Reasonable Interpretation of Patent Claims
The Illogic of the Algorithm Requirement for Software Patent Claims
75% – The Real Rate of Patent Applicant Success on Appeal
