Ken Horton brings a blend of chemical engineering, business, and legal knowledge to advising on intellectual property law matters. His multidisciplinary approach to advising clients is rooted in continuous research and teaching. This multifaceted experience allows Ken to tackle complex IP challenges with a unique perspective that often benefits clients across various technology sectors.
Ken’s comprehensive background supports him in bridging the gap between technical innovation and legal protection. Clients benefit from Ken’s ability to understand intricate technologies while navigating the nuances of IP law – frequently resulting in more comprehensive and effective patent applications, litigation strategies, and IP evaluations. His proficiency in pharmaceutical, nutraceutical, chemical, imaging, and semiconductor technologies leads to tailored IP strategies that can better align with each client's specific technological landscape and business goals.
IP legal counsel should support the ROI for the business and transform the innovation investment into tangible business value and market advantage.
Credentials
Education
- University of Utah, B.S., chemical engineering, 1990
- The Catholic University of America, Columbus School of Law, J.D., 1995
- George Washington University, MBA, science, technology and innovation management, 1993
Bar Admissions
- Virginia
- U.S. Patent and Trademark Office
- Utah
- District of Columbia