Justin Tinger

Justin’s practice relates to all aspects of intellectual property law from prosecution to litigation and enforcement. On the prosecution side of things, he has obtained a countless number of patents, trademarks, and copyrights for his clients. For litigation and enforcement, Justin has successfully advocated for his clients both inside and outside court, either affirmatively proving or defending against allegations of infringement.

Being admitted to practice before the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), Justin is particularly adept at obtaining and enforcing patents. He has successfully prosecuted hundreds of patents from a diverse range of technical fields including mechanical, electrical, software, chemical, and biological inventions. He has also obtained numerous international patent registrations in countries outside of the United States, both by himself and in conjunction with foreign counsel.

Justin has also been assistant counsel in multiple patent, copyright, unfair competition, and trade secret cases in Federal Courts for the Districts of Massachusetts and Maine. In a majority of these cases, Justin was primarily responsible for the contents of dispositive briefings and oral arguments considered by the court. Justin has even prepared a principal brief for consideration by the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit in Washington D.C., where he is also admitted to practice.

In his spare time, Justin maintains a strategically diversified active trading portfolio and enjoys attempting to “beat the market” each year. Justin also has a number of other hobbies, including chess, billiards, skiing, and hiking. In the midst of his busy schedule, he takes every opportunity he can to spend time with his wife and family.