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Jay P. Sbrollini
Jay
received a B.S.M.E. degree from Cornell University in 1987 and a J.D. degree from Suffolk
University,
cum laude, in 1992. Jay was a Staff Engineer with TRW from 1987 through 1989,
where he was involved in the design and development of automated test equipment
for missile guidance and communication systems. While at Suffolk University, Jay was a member of the
Moot Court board and worked toward a Master Degree in Electrical Engineering,
which he received from Boston University in 1992.
Jay began his legal career with Banner & Witkoff in Washington, D.C. where he gained experience in
drafting and prosecuting quality patent applications in the United States
Patent and Trademark Office. He
then worked as an IP Attorney at IBM's TJ Watson
Research
Center in Yorktown Heights, N.Y. He was responsible for evaluating
inventions as well as preparing and prosecuting patent applications over a
wide range of electrical and computer-related technologies, including
microprocessor architectures and systems, software technologies and systems,
LCD display systems, and deep computing algorithms. He also gained valuable experience
in technology licensing and transfer as well as patent enforcement.
Since joining Gordon
& Jacobson in 2000, Jay has worked with and advised start-up companies,
Fortune 500 companies and individuals in protecting their intellectual
property. Jay prepares
and prosecutes patent and trademark applications, prepares legal opinions to
defend and protect client rights, and negotiates and drafts intellectual
property agreements. Jay
also provides support to IP Litigation counsel by analyzing infringement and
invalidity issues when appropriate and necessary.
Jay has experience in technology related to diverse and complex fields, such
as computer systems (including web-based system architectures and methods for
online businesses and financial services), software technologies (including
web-based programming tools and infrastructure), telecommunication systems
(including 3G and 4G architectures and technologies), optoelectronic circuits
and system (including VCSELS, detectors modulators), solar field
technologies, downhole tools for oil and gas field
analysis, and medical devices (in ophthalmology, endoscopy and
laparoscopy). Jay draws
from his wide range of experience in these diverse fields to understand the
fundamental problems solved by complex inventions and craft high quality
patent applications that clearly describe the respective inventions and
differentiate the claims of the patent applications over the relevant prior
art.
Jay is licensed to
practice law in New York, Massachusetts and the District of Columbia and before the U.S. Patent and
Trademark Office.
E-mail: jay@gordonjacobson.com
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