David Dawsey 
David Dawsey, partner at Gallagher & Dawsey, LPA, is an experienced intellectual property attorney specializing in the prosecution and litigation of domestic and foreign patents, trademarks, and copyright. David is one of the few patent attorneys that is also a registered Professional Engineer.
In addition to his legal and engineering education, David has also earned an MBA degree. This multifaceted education gives David a unique perspective on patent valuation, business method patent applications, and patent infringement damages.
As a patent lawyer David has experience drafting mechanical patents, electrical patents, electromechanical patents, computer patents (hardware and software), and biomedical technology patents. David also has significant experience as a practicing design engineer.
In addition to his legal and engineering education, David has also earned an MBA degree. This multifaceted education gives David a unique perspective on patent valuation, business method patent applications, and patent infringement damages.
As a patent lawyer David has experience drafting mechanical patents, electrical patents, electromechanical patents, computer patents (hardware and software), and biomedical technology patents. David also has significant experience as a practicing design engineer.
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Interviews with David Dawsey»See all
Have you set your intellectual property goals for the new year? Patent attorney, David Dawsey, joins Jim Blasingame to discuss IP elements in your operation, why you should protect them and how to do it.
Is your Intellectual property prepared for future opportunity? David Dawsey speaks with Jim Blasingame about how to get your IP identified and protected so that you can leverage it more profitably as well as be ready for a future opportunity with another party.
Why would you want to know what other companies are doing with regard to intellectual property? David Dawsey joins Jim Blasingame to explain why you should keep up with IP developments in your industry, plus offer practical tips for keeping an eye on competitor's intellectual property.
