Patent-Litigation Analyst
Kansas City, MO
Noah is a patent-litigation analyst who supports attorneys in resolving complex intellectual-property disputes and prosecution matters. Noah stays abreast of current and emerging technologies, having earned a degree in Computer Engineering from the University of Missouri, Columbia. He leverages his technological prowess to analyze vast amounts of data, reduce the time historically needed to complete complex tasks, and work efficiently across multiple areas. Noah applies those skills to support preparing invalidity charts, conducting infringement analyses, identifying relevant prior art, preparing claim mappings, conducting factual analyses, and preparing and prosecuting patent applications, and helping Practus’s clients protect their innovations across a range of computer, electrical, and other technologies. Noah has a passion for learning more about the law. He has been accepted to law school and expects to start in August 2027.
Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by incompetence.
Three Body Problem by Liu Cixin
“Non-Stop” by Lin-Manuel Miranda
Cozumel
My uncle’s broiled chicken thighs!
If I didn’t work for a law firm, I’d be a game developer! I love creating intricate games with rich little worlds. There’s something so satisfying about sweating the tiny details until the whole thing feels just right.
Noah is a patent-litigation analyst who supports attorneys in resolving complex intellectual-property disputes and prosecution matters. Noah stays abreast of current and emerging technologies, having earned a degree in Computer Engineering from the University of Missouri, Columbia. He leverages his technological prowess to analyze vast amounts of data, reduce the time historically needed to complete complex tasks, and work efficiently across multiple areas. Noah applies those skills to support preparing invalidity charts, conducting infringement analyses, identifying relevant prior art, preparing claim mappings, conducting factual analyses, and preparing and prosecuting patent applications, and helping Practus’s clients protect their innovations across a range of computer, electrical, and other technologies. Noah has a passion for learning more about the law. He has been accepted to law school and expects to start in August 2027.
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