About Dan
Dan Harris practices intellectual property law in Seattle, Washington. A member of the Washington State Bar since 2000, he has dedicated over two decades to handling the requirements of patent law, trademark registration, and international trade issues. His firm serves clients across various industries, providing tailored legal solutions that address needs. With a robust background in intellectual property, Dan effectively manages intricate legal matters, ensuring that his clients receive comprehensive support. He earned his Juris Doctor (J.D.) from Indiana University Maurer School of Law in 1999.
This rigorous academic training laid a strong foundation in legal principles, which he has applied throughout his career. Prior to law school, Dan obtained a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in French and Political Science from Grinnell College in 1984. This unique educational background has given him a valuable perspective on international law, enhancing his primary focus on intellectual property. Most of Dan's practice involves advising clients on patent applications and resolving trademark disputes. He also specializes in international trade agreements and compliance issues, ensuring that his clients adhere to both domestic and international regulations.
Cases typically progress from initial consultations to negotiations, and when necessary, litigation in federal courts. His ability to navigate these stages effectively has been a hallmark of his practice. Before founding his own firm, Dan worked as an associate and later as a partner at a prominent law firm, where he developed his skills in intellectual property and international law. His legal career began in 1984, and over the years, he is known for his expertise in these areas. Additionally, Dan has contributed to the field as an editor for the China Trade Law Report, where he engaged in discussions on international trade law, further solidifying his standing as a knowledgeable resource.
Active involvement in professional associations is a key aspect of Dan's career. He is a member of the Alaska Bar Association's International Law Section and has served as president of the King County International Law Association. These roles not only keep him updated on legal developments but also provide valuable networking opportunities with other professionals in the field. Licensed to practice law in Washington, Alaska, and Illinois, Dan's diverse background and experience make him a vital resource for clients handling the requirements of intellectual property and international law. His office, located in the heart of Seattle, supports his serving clients with dedication and expertise.
