The principal emphasis of Mr. Pollock's practice is in the area of patent evaluation and analysis, including patent infringement and validity studies. He also has significant experience in patent procurement, patent licensing and strategic planning in the use of intellectual property assets.

Although Mr. Pollock works with a wide variety of technologies in the electrical, chemical and mechanical arts, his primary expertise is in semiconductor integrated circuits and their manufacture, wired and wireless networks, and electronic systems.

He received a BS in chemical engineering from Northwestern University.

Mr. Pollock received his Juris Doctor degree from the University of San Francisco in 1978. After eight years as in-house corporate intellectual property counsel, including with Fairchild Semiconductor Inc. and National Semiconductor Corp., Mr. Pollock joined the intellectual property law firm of Limbach & Limbach in 1986. While at Limbach & Limbach, he served on various management committees and for two terms as its managing partner. In January of 2001, Mr. Pollock founded this firm with Mr. Stallman.

Mr. Pollock's clients include integrated circuit manufacturers, integrated circuit equipment manufacturers, wired and wireless communications companies, audio/video signal processing equipment manufacturers, manufacturers of computerized printing control systems, financial services providers, tool manufacturers and building construction product manufacturers
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