About Stephen
Stephen is a registered patent attorney and an experienced engineer.
As an associate at Bookoff McAndrews, he counsels inventors and
high-tech companies in protecting their intellectual property rights.
Stephen has drafted and prosecuted hundreds of patent applications
in a wide variety of technical areas. Stephen’s experience also
includes intellectual property diligence and various stints in-house by
way of secondments with clients.
Before becoming an attorney, Stephen worked for over a decade in
various engineering roles at small and large organizations. In those
roles, he enjoyed regularly traveling abroad to places such as Korea,
Japan, Israel, and Europe to support customers.
Stephen is committed to protecting the rights of innovators and artists.
In 2017, he received a USPTO Patent Pro Bono certificate for his work
with solo inventors. Stephen has also represented immigrants in pro
bono immigration matters including asylum. Stephen is also an Eagle
Scout.
Stephen received his law degree from the University of North
Carolina, a M.S. in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the
Georgia Institute of Technology, and a B. Eng. from the University of
Leeds, United Kingdom. Stephen and his wife live in the Atlanta area
with their three children.
As an associate at Bookoff McAndrews, he counsels inventors and
high-tech companies in protecting their intellectual property rights.
Stephen has drafted and prosecuted hundreds of patent applications
in a wide variety of technical areas. Stephen’s experience also
includes intellectual property diligence and various stints in-house by
way of secondments with clients.
Before becoming an attorney, Stephen worked for over a decade in
various engineering roles at small and large organizations. In those
roles, he enjoyed regularly traveling abroad to places such as Korea,
Japan, Israel, and Europe to support customers.
Stephen is committed to protecting the rights of innovators and artists.
In 2017, he received a USPTO Patent Pro Bono certificate for his work
with solo inventors. Stephen has also represented immigrants in pro
bono immigration matters including asylum. Stephen is also an Eagle
Scout.
Stephen received his law degree from the University of North
Carolina, a M.S. in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the
Georgia Institute of Technology, and a B. Eng. from the University of
Leeds, United Kingdom. Stephen and his wife live in the Atlanta area
with their three children.