About Matthew J.
Matthew J — Booth practices intellectual property law in Austin, Texas. He joined the State Bar of Texas in 1991 and has built a diverse practice focusing on patents and trademarks. The firm he is associated with offers a range of services to clients in various industries, helping them handle the requirements of intellectual property law. His office is situated in the heart of Austin. This gives access to a vibrant tech community. He earned his J.D. from St.
Mary's University School of Law in 1990, following a B.S. in Electrical Engineering with a major emphasis in Computer Engineering from the University of Texas at Austin in 1984. His educational background in engineering complements his legal expertise. This lets the attorney understand the technical nuances of the cases he handles. This unique combination of skills has proven invaluable in his practice, particularly in cases involving technology patents. Most of his work involves advising clients on patent applications and trademark registrations. He also represents clients in disputes related to intellectual property rights, including litigation and negotiations.
Cases typically involve initial filings, responses to office actions, and, when necessary, appeals to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. His experience as outside IP counsel gave him a understanding of the challenges faced by businesses in protecting their intellectual assets. Before his current role, he served as outside general counsel for various companies, where he provided strategic advice on IP matters. His tenure as a shareholder since 1991 has allowed him to cultivate long-term relationships with clients, many of whom rely on his expertise for ongoing legal support. He has also acted as outside IP counsel for multiple firms, reinforcing his reputation in the field. Matthew is a member of the American Intellectual Property Law Association and the Utah State Bar, reflecting his commitment to staying updated on the latest developments in intellectual property law.
His practice spans multiple jurisdictions, including the Federal Circuit, U.S. Supreme Court, and various state courts. This broad reach enables him to assist clients across different regions, ensuring their intellectual property rights are protected. In addition to his legal practice, he is actively involved in continuing legal education, often speaking at seminars and workshops. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the evolving landscape of intellectual property law, particularly as it relates to technology. Matthew's dedication to his clients and the legal community makes him a respected figure in the field of intellectual property law.
