About Mark Phillip
Mark Phillip Walters practices patent and trademark law at Lowe Graham Jones PLLC, a firm located in the heart of Seattle, Washington. Since becoming a member of the Washington State Bar in 2000, he has dedicated his career to intellectual property matters. The firm focuses on helping clients handle the requirements of patent filings and trademark registrations, providing essential legal support in a rapidly evolving field. He earned his Juris Doctor (J.D.) from the University of Idaho College of Law in 1999. Prior to that, he completed his undergraduate studies at Washington State University, obtaining a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in 1996.
While in law school, Mark worked through various internships and clerkships, which laid the groundwork for his future practice. This early exposure to the legal field gave him the skills necessary to effectively serve his clients. Mark's practice primarily involves preparing and prosecuting patent applications, as well as advising clients on trademark issues. His cases typically range from initial consultations to the final stages of litigation, including appeals when necessary. This breadth of experience allows him to provide comprehensive legal support to clients, which includes both startups and established businesses.
His expertise in both patents and trademarks enables him to address the challenges faced by businesses in protecting their intellectual property. Before joining Lowe Graham Jones in 2010, Mark developed his skills at a boutique intellectual property firm, where he focused on patent law. His experience spans various industries, from technology to consumer goods, giving him a well-rounded understanding of the challenges businesses encounter in safeguarding their intellectual property. This background has proven invaluable in his current role, where he continues to advocate for his clients' rights. Mark is actively involved in several legal associations, serving as Co-Chair of the Intellectual Property Committee for the Federal Bar Association.
He is also a member of the King County Bar Association and the Federal Bar Association for the Western District of Washington. Additionally, he contributes to the development of future legal professionals through his involvement with Washington Lawyers for the Arts and the Seattle Intellectual Property American Inn of Court. His commitment to legal education and community outreach is evident; he regularly attends seminars and workshops to stay updated on the latest developments in intellectual property law. Through his dedication to the practice and his clients, Mark has established himself as a respected figure in the Seattle legal community.
