Barry R. Lewin
Counsel
Barry R. Lewin
Counsel
Barry Lewin focuses his practice on patent prosecution for mechanical and electronic inventions for clients worldwide. Technology includes software-based and hardware-based inventions in the medical device arts, optics, telecommunications, material science, robotics and information technology, as well as a wide variety of consumer goods. For example, Barry has recently obtained patent protection on several software-based inventions directed to use on mobile devices. He frequently lectures on topics including patentability of business methods, patentability of blockchain technology, and patent protection of wearable devices and fashion technology. Barry has contributed to a variety of intellectual property and business magazines. His articles have appeared in Thomson Reuters, Law360 and Lawyer Monthly Magazine.
Prior to earning his law degree, Barry was a Director at Lucent Technologies, Telcordia Technologies, and SAIC, where he led teams in product assurance, intellectual property, and new product development. During his employment with Telcordia Technologies, he was recognized by the Federal Communications Commission for groundbreaking work on interoperability testing focused on the national telecommunications infrastructure. Previously, Barry was with Bell Laboratories, where he provided systems engineering services across a variety of telecommunications technologies. Barry also chaired International Standards groups in telecommunications reliability and was named as a U.S. delegate for international telecommunications standards. He also has lectured and written extensively on transport and signaling testing and reliability issues.
In addition, Barry periodically lectures at Tufts University and Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law and has taught math at the university level. During law school, Barry interned for now-retired Judge Jose L. Linares, later Chief Judge, United States District Court, District of New Jersey, Newark, N.J.
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Barry Lewin focuses his practice on patent prosecution for mechanical and electronic inventions for clients worldwide. Technology includes software-based and hardware-based inventions in the medical device arts, optics, telecommunications, material science, robotics and information technology, as well as a wide variety of consumer goods. For example, Barry has recently obtained patent protection on several software-based inventions directed to use on mobile devices. He frequently lectures on topics including patentability of business methods, patentability of blockchain technology, and patent protection of wearable devices and fashion technology. Barry has contributed to a variety of intellectual property and business magazines. His articles have appeared in Thomson Reuters, Law360 and Lawyer Monthly Magazine.
Prior to earning his law degree, Barry was a Director at Lucent Technologies, Telcordia Technologies, and SAIC, where he led teams in product assurance, intellectual property, and new product development. During his employment with Telcordia Technologies, he was recognized by the Federal Communications Commission for groundbreaking work on interoperability testing focused on the national telecommunications infrastructure. Previously, Barry was with Bell Laboratories, where he provided systems engineering services across a variety of telecommunications technologies. Barry also chaired International Standards groups in telecommunications reliability and was named as a U.S. delegate for international telecommunications standards. He also has lectured and written extensively on transport and signaling testing and reliability issues.
In addition, Barry periodically lectures at Tufts University and Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law and has taught math at the university level. During law school, Barry interned for now-retired Judge Jose L. Linares, later Chief Judge, United States District Court, District of New Jersey, Newark, N.J.