David Vaughan
Overview
David Vaughan focuses his practice on the preparation and prosecution of U.S. and international patent applications, working with clients to secure and protect intellectual property rights across a broad range of innovations through strategic counsel at every stage of the patent process.
With an emphasis on mechanical and electromechanical technologies, David routinely drafts and prosecutes patent applications, assists with responses to office actions, and supports clients in navigating the complexities of U.S. and foreign patent systems. His technical background allows him to effectively communicate with inventors and examiners alike, ensuring that patent filings are both technically sound and legally robust. David’s practice encompasses such technologies as engine control systems and other automotive control systems, bicycle components and e-bike control systems, mechanical and control systems for heavy equipment, mechanical and control systems for air conditioning equipment, die casting and injection molding, and fishing lures.
Fluent in Japanese, David is uniquely positioned to assist clients with international patent matters and has experience working with Japanese inventors and companies to develop global IP strategies that align with business objectives.
Credentials
Education
- Monterey Institute of International Studies (M.A.)
- Washington and Lee University (B.S.)
- Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (B.S.)