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Michelle Carniaux
Partner | New York
Michelle Carniaux has experience in a broad range of intellectual property matters including rendering patent validity and infringement opinions, patent portfolio analysis, supervising patent prosecution dockets, drafting and prosecuting patent applications, pre-litigation analysis and assisting in litigation theory development. Ms. Carniaux's work has focused on computer (software and hardware), electronics, imaging, telecommunications and medical device technologies. Ms. Carniaux also has extensive experience in connection with Internet, digital rights management and business method patents. In addition to her law degree, Ms. Carniaux has two other graduate degrees: a Master of Science degree in Electrical Engineering, and a Master of Science degree in Computer Science.
Ms. Carniaux brings to Kenyon & Kenyon eight years of experience in the computer field. At the Grumman Corporation, she developed software, analyzed system performance and system failures, and gained extensive operating systems experience as a Senior Systems Programmer. While working at the Grumman Corporation, she obtained her Master of Science degree in Computer Science.
Ms. Carniaux left Grumman in 1990 in order to attend Fordham University School of Law. While a full-time student at Fordham, Ms. Carniaux concurrently attended Polytechnic University, where she successfully completed a variety of undergraduate and graduate electrical engineering courses to complement her extensive computer science background. Since joining Kenyon & Kenyon, Ms. Carniaux obtained her Master of Science degree in Electrical Engineering.
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