Jonathan Hallman is a partner in the Intellectual Property Practice Group in the Orange County office of Haynes and Boone. His practice is focused in the electrical and chemical arts. Jonathan has been involved in a substantial number of patent litigation, ITC investigations, and interference matters. He has drafted and prosecuted hundreds of patent applications for a diverse array of technologies including blade servers and dense component configuration, embedded memories, programmable logic devices, automated mass spectrometry, ion-exchange columns, navigation solutions such as GPS and dead-reckoning, integrated beamforming circuits, intravascular ultrasound systems, cryoprobes, stents, optical storage, digital rights management, liquid crystal displays, wireless communications systems, switching power supplies, superconducting microwave filters, ultra-wideband radar, and semiconductor manufacturing processes.

Before he joined Haynes and Boone, Jonathan spent four years at Hughes Aircraft Missile Systems Group designing and implementing radar signal processing algorithms. In addition, he was the sole representative of Hughes Aircraft for a year in Ulm, Germany in an international consortium developing a linear-frequency-modulated-continuous-wave-W-band-radar-guided missile.

In addition to his law degree, Jonathan holds an M.S. in electrical engineering and a B.S. in chemistry.