Robert A. Migliorini
Biography
Adjunct Professor Robert Migliorini is an in-house intellectual property attorney with Exxon Mobil Corp. He counsels clients in the areas of patents (preparation, prosecution, opinions and litigation), intellectual property agreements and licensing, trade secret/copyright/trademark protection, and intellectual property management and training. Prof. Migliorini is admitted to practice in New York, Connecticut, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Florida, Maine, the District of Columbia, and before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. He also instructs scientists, engineers, and managers in intellectual property fundamentals, including practical aspects of trademark, copyright, trade secret, patent law and technology agreements for Exxon Mobil Research & Engineering Company, the American Chemical Society and the Society of Plastics Engineers.
Education
- BS ChE, Tufts University
- MS, Rochester Institute of Technology
- MBA, Rochester Institute of Technology
- JD, Quinnipiac University School of Law
- LLM in Intellectual Property, Franklin Pierce Law Center
Selected Publications
- Re-Thinking Patent Bar Admission: Which Bag of Tools Rules? 87 JPTOS 113 (2005)
- The Dedication to the Public Doctrine and Lessons for Patent Practitioners, 87 JPTOS 825 (2005) (with Dale Carlson and Carolyn Vacchiano)
- Past As Prologue For Patent Reform: Experience In Japan With Oppositions Suggests An Alternative Approach For The U.S. To Consider, 88 JPTOS 101 (2006) (with Dale Carlson)
- Lessons for Avoiding Inequitable Conduct and Prosecution Laches in Patent Prosecution and Litigation, 46 IDEA 221 (2006)
- Patent Reform at the Crossroads Experience in the Far East with Oppositions Suggests an Alternative Approach for the U.S., 7 NCJLT 261 (2006) (with Dale Carlson)
- The Narrowed Experimental Use Exception to Patent Infringement and its Application to Patented Computer Software, 88 JPTOS 523 (2006)
- Twelve Years Later: Provisional Patent Application Filing Revisited, 89 JPTOS 437 (2007)