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Overview
Mr. Warner devotes his practice to assisting and counseling clients in creating and protecting their intellectual property, and in avoiding and defending against infringement of the intellectual property of others. Mr. Warner also counsels the client on integration of intellectual property with the planning and implementation of business goals as the primary purpose of intellectual property is usually to advance the business of the client. In the performance of such, Mr. Warner's practice encompasses prosecution, licensing, counseling, opinions, assignment, security interests, and litigation support with respect to patents, trademarks, trade secrets, copyrights, and maskworks.
Chuck is experienced in working with both individual and corporate inventors to determine the details of the invention and the scope of protection which may be obtained. Chuck has obtained well over 100 U.S. patents for clients and many of these patents have foreign counterparts. In some cases he has identified patentable variations on or modifications to the original invention and, as such, is a co-inventor on several patents and is also the sole inventor on one patent for an invention of his own: US Patent Nos. 5,473,615; 5,309,505; 5,070,525; 4,922,161; 4,894,857; and 4,689,814; and US Patent Publications Nos. US2002/0161896A1 and US2002/0047859A1.
Mr. Warner has represented technology clients in the areas of electrical, electronic, electromechanical, mechanical, computer, software and business methods. Some areas in which Mr. Warner has had patent prosecution and/or litigation experience are: Wireless Telephone Systems; Land-Based Telephone And Switching Systems; Business Methods And Automated Customer Service, Calling And Information Retrieval Systems; High Speed, High Power Battery Charging Systems; Videoconferencing Systems; Robotic and Electronic Welding Systems; Communications, Control, and Handshaking Protocols, Modems, and Phase Locking; Memory Controllers; Color Copiers; High-Vacuum Film Coating Machines; and Night Vision Systems. In addition, in his work as an engineer prior to entering law school, Mr. Warner also had substantial experience in radar systems, communications systems, target sensing, target identification, target location, target tracking, electronic countermeasures and counter-countermeasures, shipbuilding, and paper processing.
Prior to entering the practice of law, Mr. Warner had a diversified career and practiced as an engineer, engineering assistant, and/or as a manager in positions at Texas Instruments, International Paper Company, Ingalls Shipbuilding Corporation (now part of Northrop Grumman Ship Systems), an AM/FM radio station, and the U.S. Air Force (Civil Service).
Mr. Warner's diverse engineering and patent backgrounds enables him to quickly grasp new ideas in new fields.
Listing of Some Patents Which Mr. Warner Has Substantially Written And/Or Prosecuted:
Interferences
US Patent No. 4,797,911 and US Patent No. 5,458,028
Reissues
RE 36, 416
Wireless Telephone Systems
U.S. Patent Nos. 6,011,517, 5,940,748, 5,875,388, 5,764,107, 5,659,884, 5,635,943, 5,499,392, 5,473,615, 5,414,385, 5,410,587, 5,337,020, 5,276,729, 5,263,197
U.S. Patent Publication No. US2002/0163981A1
Land-Based Telephone And Switching Systems
U.S. Patent Nos. 6,327,356, 5,974,131, 5,887,253, 5,812,953, 5,724,409, 5,485,505, 4,782,510, 4,742,539, 4,742,538, 4,720,853, 4,689,814; 4,677,663, 4,674,083
Business Methods And Automated Customer Service, Calling And Information Retrieval Systems
U.S. Patent Nos. 6,925,607, 6,868,395, 6,362,838, 6,359,892, 6,314,089, 5,963,635, 5,828,731, 5,675,637, 5,594,791, 5,581,602, 5,511,112, 5,309,505, 5,214,688, 5,070,525, 4,894,857
US Patent Publication Nos. US2004/0133434A1, US2004/0111310A1, US20020181398/A1, US2002/0143878A1
High Speed, High Power Battery Charging Systems
US Patent Nos. 6,366,056, 6,307,379, 6,307,352, 6,281,683, 6,232,750, 6,097,172, 5,889,385, 5,694,023, 5,504,415, 5,307,000
US Patent Publication No. US2002/0075003A1
Videoconferencing Systems
US Patent Nos. 5,598,209, 5,589,878, 5,583,565, 5,568,183, 5,528,289, 5,526,037
Robotic and Electronic Welding Systems
US Patent Nos. 6,282,460, 6,249,718, 6,226,395, 6,101,268, 5,999,642, 5,906,761, 5,798,627, 5,540,371, 5,370,290, 5,237,153, 5,136,139, 5,136,138, 5,073,695, 5,063,282, 5,059,766, 5,057,665, 5,045,670
Communications, Control, and Handshaking Protocols; Modems, Phase Locking
US Patent Nos. 6,118,763; 6,002,669; 5,654,983; 5,179,661; 5,070,514; 5,040,194; 5,040,192; 5,036,527; 5,018,166; 5,012,489; 5,001,729; 4,953,210; 4,926,448; 4,910,474; 4,905,282; 4,894,847, 4,700,358
Memory Controllers
US Patent Nos. 5,218,683; 5,179,706; 5,007,020; 4,924,441
Color Copiers
US Patent Nos. 4,746,955; 4,699,079; 4,652,115
Semiconductor Manufacturing
US Patent No. 4,935,796
Misc. Electrical / Mechanical
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Mississippi State University - United States / MISSISSIPPI
Bachelor of Science - Electrical Engineering 0 - 1970
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University of Florida - United States / FLORIDA
Master of Engineering - Electrical Engineering 0 - 1975
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Vanderbilt University - United States / TENNESSEE
Doctor of Law - Law 0 - 1982
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