David R. Widomski concentrates his practice on complex patent preparation and prosecution, patentability and non-infringement opinions, strategic patent development, licensing and other aspects of patent law. He has experience in a broad range of technologies including medical devices; mechanical, electrical, and manufacturing technology; computer chip technology; consumer products; and business methods.

Mr. Widomski graduated cum laude from the honors program at Northeastern University with a Bachelors of Science in Mechanical Engineering and a minor in Biology. While attending Northeastern University, Mr. Widomski completed an undergraduate thesis on the Design and Construction of a Patent Foramen Ovale Heart Defect Model.

Prior to attending Fordham University School of Law, Mr. Widomski worked as a Medical Device Engineer designing minimally invasive heart implants, catheter based delivery systems, and has worked with suturing systems, bioadhesives, and bioabsorable materials. Mr. Widomski also worked as a Mechanical Engineer in the fields of ultra low vacuum technology, electrostatic spinning, and energy storage systems.

Mr. Widomski is named as an inventor on 16 published patent pending applications.

ARELaw Alerts

• ARE Patent Law Alert:
  U.S. Supreme Court Affirms Bilski, But Sets The Course Clear For Business Methods Patents
  June 28, 2010
  
  

Published Articles

• The Nuts And Bolts Of The Bilski Decision
  - IP Law360, June 30, 2010