Paul is a materials engineer who drafts patents on semiconductor devices, packages and integrated circuits, software and mechanical inventions, from very simple devices to very complex ones.
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A three-time graduate of Arizona State University, Paul has been registered to practice before the USPTO since 2006. Beyond his core areas he has drafted patents on military-grade weapon systems, consumer goods (clothing, cosmetics, jewelry and personal safety equipment), board and card games, tools and hardware, and sporting goods.
Paul graduated law school cum laude as a Pedrick Scholar, earned the Law, Science & Technology Certificate in intellectual property, received CALI Awards for the highest grades in Patent Law and Public International Law, and was an articles editor for Jurimetrics: The Journal of Law, Science, and Technology. Before law school he worked at Honeywell International and Able Engineering and Component Services on aftermarket repair of aircraft components, and researched intermetallic growth in lead-free solders for integrated circuits in a metallurgical lab at ASU.