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Gary N. Stewart (Nick)
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Nick Stewart is a West Virginia native and Registered Patent Attorney in Stites’s Intellectual Property and Technology Service Group, where his practice focuses heavily in patent preparation and prosecution. With a diverse technical background rooted in the fields of biotechnology, physics, and computer science, Nick routinely helps navigate clients with technologies across a broad array of technical fields towards patent protection.
Nick regularly prepares and prosecutes domestic and foreign patent applications for mechanical devices, consumer goods, software, medical devices, and life sciences-associated technologies. In addition to patent application preparation and prosecution, Nick also assists clients with a variety of other intellectual property-based services, including preparing patentability analyses and freedom to operate opinions, licensing agreements, and trademark and copyright procurement.
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*Not yet licensed in Kentucky
United States Patent and Trademark Office
Virginia
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West Virginia Law Review, Executive Publications Editor |
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CALI award in Patent Law, Art Law and Legal Research and Writing |
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West Virginia Intellectual Property Association, President |
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Prof. Shine Tu, Research Assistant |
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Prof. Elizabeth Murray, Research Assistant |
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Conducted research pertaining to development of new diagnostic method for diagnosing lung malignancies |
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Completed Courses in: • Introduction to Computer Science I & II; • Discrete Structures; • Assembly Programming; • Computer Ethics; • Data Structures; • Software Construction Fundamentals; • Operating Systems; • Databases I & II; • Web Application Development; and • Computer Networks |
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*No degree conferred |
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