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Roy L. Anderson, Esq.

General Counsel

Mag Instrument, Inc.

Roy L. Anderson is General Counsel of Mag Instrument, Inc. and is a partner in the law firm of Wagner, Anderson & Bright, P.C., where he specializes in patent and trademark law and is a registered patent attorney.

 

Mr. Anderson has been General Counsel of Mag Instrument, Inc., located in Ontario, CA, since November of 2014. He is responsible for bringing prosecution of worldwide patent and trademark matters in-house and reports directly to the President and owner of the company on all legal matters, domestic and foreign. Mag Instrument sells its products worldwide in over eighty countries.

 

Mr. Anderson previously practiced for 18 years with the law firm of Lyon & Lyon, having become a partner in 1989. While at Lyon & Lyon, he specialized in litigation of patent and trademark matters, and in helping his clients to develop and protect their patent portfolios.

Mr. Anderson has prepared and filed patent applications for clients in a wide variety of technical fields, including physics, business methods, telecommunications, Internet-related inventions (e.g. computer-software, e-commerce, ad-targeting, social profiling, and networking), cryptography, electronics, chemical engineering, medical devices and mechanical devices. He is responsible for the issuance of patents assigned to large Fortune 500 clients, large multinational companies, as well as smaller companies and individuals. 

Mr. Anderson has handled litigation of patent, trademark and copyright infringement cases as well as cases involving commercial business disputes, theft of trade secrets, antitrust and unfair competition claims. As General Counsel of Mag Instrument, Mr. Anderson supervises all litigation, domestic and foreign, and regularly works with outside counsel, both domestic and foreign.

Mr. Anderson’s extensive experience in both litigation and patent prosecution allows him to bring insight learned in each of these areas to the other and to see the overall IP picture. He has worked for individual inventors, start-up companies, publicly traded companies and large foreign corporations. Mr. Anderson has also served as a lecturer for the Continuing Education of the Bar of California regarding Intellectual Property and testified as an expert witness in intellectual property litigation.

 

Mr. Anderson’s experience as a partner at a major law firm, a small business owner and a key executive with Mag Instrument provides a unique background which allows him to focus on value, minimizing legal expenses, and providing expert advice and trusted counsel on a variety of strategic issues.

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