Mr. John Philip Rondini
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About John
John Rondini is a multi-faceted attorney with extensive knowledge in litigation, negotiating settlements, and licensing agreements.
John’s practice includes representing clients in patent prosecution, litigation, and cyber security and data privacy matters.
In recognizing the pending threat of cyber-incidents his clients may face, John has worked to help develop Brook Kushman’s Cybersecurity and Data Privacy group. John’s experience includes assessing a client’s current cybersecurity and data privacy protocols and developing a comprehensive incident response plan to ensure compliance with applicable laws. John also assists his client’s in determining the potential root cause of a breach and what type of notification may be necessary. John also has experience in addressing information and data security requirements for his clients during both vendor contractual or M&A transactions.
John has also represented client’s litigation matters at the district court and appellate level, as well as, before the International Trade Commission. John has actively managed each stage of litigation from pre-suit pleadings through trial, and through appeal. John has also represented his client’s needs in negotiating settlements and licensing agreements.
While representing one client’s litigation needs, John became involved in developing and growing Brooks Kushman’s Post-Grant Proceedings team. As a result, John was part of a team that handled 25 inter partes review proceedings that invalidated hundreds of patent claims being asserted against that client.
John has also managed the patent prosecution docket for clients that range from Fortune 500 companies to individual inventors. John’s prosecution experience includes handling a patent application from an initial draft through allowance. Relying on his litigation and prosecution experience, John’s has also handled numerous patentability and clearance opinions on behalf of his clients.
Prior to joining Brooks Kushman, John worked for nearly ten years as a hardware design and software engineer in the automotive and semi-conductor industries. This work provided John with invaluable experience that helps him further counsel his client’s intellectual property needs.
John’s practice includes representing clients in patent prosecution, litigation, and cyber security and data privacy matters.
In recognizing the pending threat of cyber-incidents his clients may face, John has worked to help develop Brook Kushman’s Cybersecurity and Data Privacy group. John’s experience includes assessing a client’s current cybersecurity and data privacy protocols and developing a comprehensive incident response plan to ensure compliance with applicable laws. John also assists his client’s in determining the potential root cause of a breach and what type of notification may be necessary. John also has experience in addressing information and data security requirements for his clients during both vendor contractual or M&A transactions.
John has also represented client’s litigation matters at the district court and appellate level, as well as, before the International Trade Commission. John has actively managed each stage of litigation from pre-suit pleadings through trial, and through appeal. John has also represented his client’s needs in negotiating settlements and licensing agreements.
While representing one client’s litigation needs, John became involved in developing and growing Brooks Kushman’s Post-Grant Proceedings team. As a result, John was part of a team that handled 25 inter partes review proceedings that invalidated hundreds of patent claims being asserted against that client.
John has also managed the patent prosecution docket for clients that range from Fortune 500 companies to individual inventors. John’s prosecution experience includes handling a patent application from an initial draft through allowance. Relying on his litigation and prosecution experience, John’s has also handled numerous patentability and clearance opinions on behalf of his clients.
Prior to joining Brooks Kushman, John worked for nearly ten years as a hardware design and software engineer in the automotive and semi-conductor industries. This work provided John with invaluable experience that helps him further counsel his client’s intellectual property needs.
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Admission
Michigan
2008
Education
University of Detroit Mercy School of Law
J.D.
Recognitions & Achievements
Associations
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American Bar Association
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State Bar of Michigan
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American Intellectual Property Law Association
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Michigan Intellectual Property Law Association
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Intellectual Property Owners Association (IPO)
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Michigan Inn of Courts
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Federal Bar Association Eastern District of Michigan Chapter
Notable Work
Publications
Author, “Understanding the Global Impact of the European Artificial Intelligence Act,” Brooks Kushman Trending IP Blog, October
2024
Author, “Navigating AI Compliance: How California’s AB Reshapes GenAI Operations,” Brooks Kushman Trending IP Blog, October
2013 / 2024
Co-Author, “The USPTO’s Proposed Rule on Terminal Disclaimers: A Change from the Status Quo,” Brooks Kushman Trending IP Blog, August
2024
Author, “Where did you get that information? The Generative AI Copyright Disclosure Act of ,” Brooks Kushman Trending IP Blog, May
2024 / 2024
Author, “Utah’s Artificial Intelligence Act swings into full-force May 1st,” Brooks Kushman Trending IP Blog, April
2024
Author, “Artistic Freedom” v. Trademark Protection: MSCHF’s First Amendment defense face-plants on appeal,” Brooks Kushman Trending IP Blog, February
2024
Co-Author, “Current Lighting Wins at Patent Trial and Appeal Board,” Brooks Kushman Client Alerts, October
2023
Author, “CCPA Regulations Now in Full Effect,” Client Alert, August
2020
Author, “Michigan Auto Dealerships Are at Risk of Cyber Attacks During the COVID-19 Crisis—Here’s How to Combat Against the Threats,” Thomas Reuters Westlaw®, April
2020
Author, “Zoom’s Recent Headlines Illustrate Why Privacy and Security are a Critical Element in Product Design,” Blog Post, April
2020
Author, “Limit Cybersecurity Risks When Employees Work From Home Due to COVID-19,” Blog Post, March
2020
Author, “New Federal Legislation Seeks To Appoint A Cybersecurity Coordinator For Each State”, Blog Post, January
2020
Co-Author, “ChargePoint Seeks Supreme Court Review of Patent Ineligibility Ruling in ChargePoint, Inc. v. SemaConnect, Inc. Litigation,” Blog Post, October
2019
Author, “Preparing For A Potential Breach – Tips For Creating An Incident Response Plan,” Blog Post, April
2019
Co-Author, “PTAB Designates Two New Informative Decisions Addressing Its Discretion to Deny Review under 35 U.S.C. § 325(d) Based on Prior Examination,” Client Alert, March
2018
Co-Author, “Supreme Court to Insider Availability of Extraterritorial Patent Infringement Damages,” Client Alert, January, .
2018
Co-Author, “PTAB Confirms Viability of Priority-Based Challenges,” Law360, February,
2014
Co-Author, “How to sell and license post-Quanta,” Managing IP, January,
2010
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