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Edward J. Kondracki is a principal in the firm's Northern Virginia office, and was formerly head of the firm of Kerkam, Stowell, Kondracki & Clarke, which merged into Miles & Stockbridge in 2000 when he set up and became head of the firm’s Intellectual Property group. Mr. Kondracki's experience covers a broad spectrum of intellectual property matters. He has litigated numerous patent, trademark and unfair competition cases. In addition, Mr. Kondracki has served as a patent expert in several litigated matters. His experience includes over 40 years of counseling in domestic and international patent, trademark, copyright and unfair competition causes, and he has been recognized in Virginia Business as one of "Virginia's Legal Elite" in Intellectual Property matters. Practice Areas: Intellectual Property & Technology E-Business & Technology Intellectual Property Disputes & Litigation Interferences Licensing Patents & Trademarks Prosecution Bar Admissions/Court Admissions:Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Supreme Court of Virginia United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit United States District Court for the District of Columbia United States Patent and Trademark Office Education:George Washington University, J.D. 1963. New Jersey Institute of Technology, B.S.E.E. 1959. U.S. Navy Electronics and Advanced Radar Systems, 1959. Affiliations, Associations and Special Achievements: American Bar Association (ABA) American Intellectual Property Law Association (AIPLA) Bar Association of the District of Columbia International Association for the Protection of Intellectual Property (AIPPI) International Trademark Association (INTA) Law & Politics Magazine: Listed as a "Virginia Super Lawyer" (2007) Law & Politics Magazine: Listed as a "Washington, DC Super Lawyer" (2007) Northern Virginia Patent Lawyers Club Virginia Bar Association Virginia Business: Virginia’s Legal Elite Washington Patent Lawyers Club Who’s Who In American Law Publications: A Christmas Present to the Information Technology Industry Waits to be Opened (Federal Circuit Confirms Business Methods Are Patentable, Voice of Technology (December 1998). It’s Time to Adopt the First to File System and Discard the Archaic First to Invent System, Les Echo (February 2000). Proposed Act Impedes the Patentability of Business Methods, Start Up and Emerging Companies Strategist (June 2001). U.S. Patent and Trademark Office Begins Publishing Pending Applications, Intellectual Property Strategist (April 2001).Does The Interception of E-Mail Messages in Temporary, Transient Electronic Storage Constitute an Offense Under The Wiretap Laws of The United States?" TerraLex, Intellectual Property Newsletter 12th Ed. (September 2005). | 