Amir A. Tabarrok is a registered patent attorney, and his practice focuses on drafting and prosecuting patent applications in the electrical, mechanical and computer software fields in the United States as well as assisting with foreign patent prosecution. Mr. Tabarrok has extensive and diverse experience in patent portfolio development, patent portfolio management, patent prosecution, patent analysis, patent litigation support and client counseling as well as rendering patentability opinions, patent non-infringement analysis opinions, patent infringement analysis opinions, freedom to operate opinions and patent validity and enforcement opinions. He has worked with clients large and small, personally catering his services to each client’s specific needs and objectives.

Mr. Tabarrok represents clients in a variety of industries, including electronics, semiconductors, field programmable gate arrays, mobile devices, communications, networking, computer and electronics-related technologies, computer software, Internet technologies, encryption/decryption, graphical user interfaces, storage devices, image processing, display devices, medical device technology, mechanical and social media.

Mr. Tabarrok is a 2005 graduate of the University of Pacific, McGeorge School of Law. He earned an M.S. in electrical engineering from the University of California, Davis, and a B.Eng. in electrical engineering from the University of Victoria.