About Craig Andrew
Craig Andrew Redinger practices intellectual property law at Young Basile Hanlon & MacFarlane P.C., located in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Since joining the Michigan State Bar in 2005, he has established himself as a knowledgeable attorney in the field. The firm specializes in patent law, assisting clients in protecting their inventions and intellectual assets across various industries, including technology, engineering, and pharmaceuticals. This specialization allows him to focus on the nuances of intellectual property, ensuring that his clients receive tailored legal guidance. Redinger holds a Juris Doctor (J.D.) from Ave Maria School of Law, which he earned in 2002. His academic journey began with a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Civil Engineering from Pennsylvania State University in 1995.
This educational background equips him with a unique perspective on the technical aspects of patent law. As a result, the attorney can navigate complex cases effectively — His engineering knowledge complements his legal expertise. This lets the attorney understand the details of clients' inventions and the relevant patent requirements. Most of Redinger's practice centers on patent prosecution, where he assists clients in filing and obtaining patents from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. This process involves drafting patent applications, responding to office actions, and working closely with inventors to ensure their innovations are adequately protected.
Additionally, he advises clients on patent litigation matters, helping them defend their rights against infringement. Cases typically require detailed technical analysis and strategic planning, which are critical for achieving favorable outcomes for his clients. Before joining Young Basile in 2005, Redinger served as a law clerk in 2004, gaining experience in the legal field. During this role, he developed a strong foundation in legal research and writing—skills that he applies daily in his current practice. His experience in both clerking and practicing law gave him the necessary skills to handle a variety of intellectual property issues, from patent applications to litigation strategies. In addition to his legal practice, Redinger is an active member of the Michigan Intellectual Property American Inn of Court.
This involvement allows him to collaborate with other legal professionals, enhancing the practice of intellectual property law. Participation in this organization keeps him updated on the latest developments in the field and fosters a strong network of colleagues. Craig Andrew Redinger is dedicated to providing clients with comprehensive legal services in intellectual property. His blend of technical knowledge and legal expertise positions him as a valuable asset to his clients, ensuring their innovations are well protected in a competitive market.
