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Krivoshik LLC offers over a decade of extensive experience in Intellectual Property Law including all aspects of patents, copyrights, trademarks, trade secrets, Internet and digital Intellectual Property.

Blending Intellectual Property Law with over two decades of Professional Engineering experience & Computer System Integration experience, matched with Krivoshik LLC’s high office efficiencies, provides you with a business sense basis to assist your decisions about your Intellectual Property.

Intellectual Property Law is our only focus with our technical expertise in the electronic, electrical, communication, computer, software, Internet, biomedical instrumentation and the mechanical arts as well as all aspects of Copyright, Trademark and Digital Intellectual Property law.

David Peter Krivoshik is a senior Patent Attorney specializing in all aspects of US and foreign patent prosecution, technology licensing, and digital intellectual property protection in the electronic, communication, computer, Internet, biomedical instrumentation and mechanical arts as well as copyright registration, trademark registration and all aspects of Intellectual Property law.

Mr. Krivoshik has over a decade of Intellectual Property Law experience which includes, but is not limited to, preparing and prosecuting US, PCT (“world wide”) and Foreign patent applications in a wide variety of computer, electronic, electrical, business method and mechanical arts, infringement and validity studies, licensing and assertion, interference practice, reexamination practice, and reissue practice, novelty searches and opinion, digital intellectual property protection, intellectual property audits, assisting with litigation, trademark, copyright practice and management responsibilities.

Mr. Krivoshik received his Dual B.S. in Biological and Agricultural Engineering from Rutgers University in 1976 as a George H. Cook Scholar with thesis, his M.E. degree in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from Stevens Institute of Technology in 1978, and his J.D. degree from Rutgers Law School in 1994.

Mr. Krivoshik brings over a decade of Professional Engineering experience and over two decades of computer system experience to the practice of intellectual property law. He founded and operated a professional engineering company specializing in computer system integration and was director of data processing for the City of Elizabeth, New Jersey where he was responsible for implementing their first on-line computer system.

Mr. Krivoshik is an Adjunct Professor at Rutgers Law School – Newark. He has been a Guest Adjunct Instructor & Lecturer at Seton Hall Law School, in Intellectual Property, and at the Rutgers College of Engineering, in Digital Instrumentation and Control Systems for Biotechnology.

In addition to frequently lecturing, Mr. Krivoshik has published numerous legal articles, including:

· Recent Developments in Indian Patent Law, Dunn McKay and Krivoshik, 22^nd Annual Joint Seminar Program, May 3, 2006;

· The E-Business Legal Arsenal: Practitioner Agreements and Checklists, American Bar Association, 2004;

· PCT strategies - To Demand or Not to Demand, Dunn McKay and Krivoshik, 19^th Annual Joint Seminar Program, May 8, 2003;

· Recent Developments in PCT Practice, Dunn McKay and Krivoshik, 18^th Annual Joint Seminar Program, May 2, 2002;

· Duty of Candor, 17^th Annual Joint Seminar Program, April 26, 2001;

· Intellectual Property Protection for Digital Systems, DIMACS, April 2000;

· Understanding Basic Copyright Law, Lorman Educational Services, March 2000;

· Intellectual Property Protection for Software, Outside Counsel, Fall/Winter 1999;

· The Hidden Dangers of E-mail and the Internet (or a Slip of the Mouse), Peticolas and Krivoshik, Outside Counsel, Fall/Winter 1999;

· Intellectual Impulse, Author & Editor of Intellectual Property Newsletter, 1998-2000;

· By Any Other Name, Legal Times Intellectual Property Special Report, December 11, 1995;

· Paying Ransom on the Internet, New Jersey Law Journal, October 23, 1995;

· Shoot-Out on the Information Highway, The Law Works, September 1995; and,

· Drafting an Effective Computer System Contract, The Law Works, February and March 1995.

Mr. Krivoshik is a New Jersey Professional Engineer licensed in Electrical Engineering. He is a member of the American Intellectual Property Law Association (AIPLA), the Association of Computing Machinery (ACM), the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) and Mensa.

Mr. Krivoshik is admitted to practice before the bars of New Jersey and Pennsylvania; the U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey; and the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

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