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Partner / Deputy Leader, Intellectual Property Practice
Dan Schwartz is an IP trial lawyer and focuses his practice on patent, trade secrets, trademark, copyright, and licensing disputes. He represents clients in federal court and before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
I have litigated cases involving a wide range of technologies, including chemistry and chemical engineering technologies, 3-D vision technologies, wireless communications protocols, telecommunication networking architecture, arterial stents, GIS/geo-location technologies and database management, complex polymer chemistry, QR code technologies, and internet-related technologies. I also have experience advising on inter partes reviews and other proceedings before the USPTO.
In addition, I frequently advise clients on artificial intelligence (AI) and technology. This includes preparing and developing strategies for implementing new technologies, as well as counseling on potential risks.
AI will continue to impact all facets of our lives and our businesses. Understanding the legal constructs surrounding AI technologies, and what is likely to happen with regulations/legislation covering AI, will be key to successful enterprises going forward.
The following articles highlight the appointment of Chicago partner Dan Schwartz as deputy leader of NP’s Intellectual Property practice and the NP arrival of Chicago IPPG counsel Randy Alexander.
This roundup article of legal industry news in the region highlights the appointment of Chicago partner Dan Schwartz as deputy leader of NP’s Intellectual Property practice.
This article covers the appointment of Chicago partner Dan Schwartz as deputy leader of NP’s Intellectual Property practice as well as the recent arrivals of IPPG counsel Matt Zuziak of Washington, DC and Randy Alexander of Chicago. Dan is quoted in the coverage, discussing his new role and the recent growth of the Intellectual Property practice. Matt and Randy discuss what attracted them to NP. Litigation Department head Tony Barron and IPPG practice group leader Seth Levy are also quoted from NP’s press release.
In this article, which covers the ability to make interactive holographic celebrity recreations through generative artificial intelligence and other new technologies, Chicago Intellectual Property partner Dan Schwartz discusses the risks for trademark litigation with these creations and the IP ownership questions being raised amid the growing use of generative AI.
Chicago Intellectual Property partner Dan Schwartz is quoted in this article on the potential regulation of ChatGPT and other artificial intelligence technologies. Dan explains why he doesn’t think we’ll see federal regulation of the technology itself, but rather the ownership of what it produces.
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U.S. District Court, Northern District of Illinois
U.S. Patent and Trademark Office
Northwestern University School of Law, J.D.
Northwestern University, B.S., Mechanical Engineering
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