Media Coverage 08.16.24
Chad Hammerlind Discusses Impact of Patent Pro Bono Work Through Unique Texas Program
Source: Texas Lawbook
Chad Hammerlind helps innovators protect and commercialize breakthroughs in AI, quantum computing, clean energy, biotechnology, medical devices, and satellite and space systems.
Chad advises clients ranging from startups to global enterprises on patent strategy, prosecution and portfolio management for emerging and frontier technologies. His experience spans artificial intelligence and machine learning, quantum computing, renewable-energy and semiconductor technologies, blockchain and fintech, biotechnology, and satellite and space-based communications. Before entering private practice, Chad worked as a biomedical engineer at BrainLAB, where he led installations and clinical integration of radiation-oncology and image-guided treatment systems.
Education
J.D., William Mitchell College of Law, 2011
cum laude; Executive Editor 2010–2011, Staff Member 2009–2010, Cybaris (William Mitchell’s IP law journal)
B.Bm.E., Biomedical Engineering, University of Minnesota, 2006
Admissions
Texas
Minnesota
U.S. Patent and Trademark Office