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Introduction
George Dandalides focuses his practice on preparing and prosecuting both U.S. and foreign patent applications.
My focus
I help clients protect their intellectual property by providing strategic advice and building strong patent portfolios. I have drafted patent applications for clients across a broad range of industries, from high-tech areas like computer technology and telecommunications, to life science and medical devices.
Leveraged by my physics and computer programming background, my experience extends across a wide range of areas, including electronics, augmented and virtual reality, semiconductors, integrated circuits, e-commerce, data systems and algorithms, autonomous vehicles, irrigation systems, radiation detection systems, optics, thermodynamics, computer hardware and software, computer networking, cellular communications, medical devices, decorator systems, dental implants and orthodontic devices, gaming technologies, and haptic devices.
Looking ahead
I’m constantly watching the development of patentable subject matter under 35 USC §101. I consider new developments in case law, as well as guidance provided by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), to guide not only prosecution strategy but also my claim drafting strategy to anticipate any future hurdles that may occur during patent prosecution.
Insights
- "Patent Opportunities Growing for Cannabis Businesses", Intellectual Property & Technology Law Journal, June 2022
- "The Patentability of Isolated DNA Sequences Deoxyribonucleic Acid (DNA)", Tulane Journal of Technology & Intellectual Property, December 2011
In the news
- Crain’s Chicago Business
People on the move
March 6, 2023The following article highlights notable legal industry moves across Chicago and New York include the recent promotions of Chicago Intellectual Property counsel George Dandalides, Complex Disputes counsels Christie Kurow of Chicago and Eric Ferrante of Rochester; Project Finance & Public Finance counsels Gretchen Sherwood of Chicago and Terance Walsh of Rochester; Healthcare counsels Michal Cantor of Long Island and Jéna Grady of New York City; and Rochester Corporate counsel Lena Gionnette. The Crain’s Chicago Business article also includes the arrival of Chicago Corporate associate Kelly Glynn to the firm.
- Crain’s New York Business
People on the move
March 6, 2023The following article highlights notable legal industry moves across Chicago and New York include the recent promotions of Chicago Intellectual Property counsel George Dandalides, Complex Disputes counsels Christie Kurow of Chicago and Eric Ferrante of Rochester; Project Finance & Public Finance counsels Gretchen Sherwood of Chicago and Terance Walsh of Rochester; Healthcare counsels Michal Cantor of Long Island and Jéna Grady of New York City; and Rochester Corporate counsel Lena Gionnette. The Crain’s Chicago Business article also includes the arrival of Chicago Corporate associate Kelly Glynn to the firm.
- New York Law Journal
Attorneys on the move
March 3, 2023The following article highlights notable legal industry moves across Chicago and New York include the recent promotions of Chicago Intellectual Property counsel George Dandalides, Complex Disputes counsels Christie Kurow of Chicago and Eric Ferrante of Rochester; Project Finance & Public Finance counsels Gretchen Sherwood of Chicago and Terance Walsh of Rochester; Healthcare counsels Michal Cantor of Long Island and Jéna Grady of New York City; and Rochester Corporate counsel Lena Gionnette. The Crain’s Chicago Business article also includes the arrival of Chicago Corporate associate Kelly Glynn to the firm.
- Chicago Daily Law Bulletin
CDLB People
Feb 21, 2023This article highlighting legal industry moves in the Chicago region features the recent promotions of Complex Disputes counsel Christie Kurow, Intellectual Property counsel George Dandalides, and Project Finance & Public Finance counsel Gretchen Sherwood, all of the Chicago office.
- Intellectual Property & Technology Law Journal
Patent opportunities growing for cannabis businesses
Chicago associate George Dandalides and Boston associate Juliet DeFrancisco, both of the Intellectual Property group, co-authored this article, which explains how cannabis and cannabis-adjacent businesses might be able to take advantage of patent protection opportunities for their products.May 24, 2022
Admitted to practice
Illinois
Michigan
U.S. Patent and Trademark Office
Education
Michigan State University, B.A., Physics
Tulane University Law School, J.D.
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