Daniel Mitchell focuses his practice on preparing and prosecuting patent applications in the electrical arts including software and computer technologies. Such technologies include but are not limited to quantum computing, artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML), cloud computing, data encryption, wireless communication, and semiconductors. In addition, Daniel prosecutes applications in technologies related to power generation systems for aerospace applications, transport refrigeration trucks, mechanical measurement and actuating devices, and cargo transport systems. Daniel’s experience includes filing international applications and prosecuting foreign applications, and he also has experience drafting non-infringement and invalidity opinions.

Prior to beginning his career as an IP attorney, he was a seasoned Patent Examiner at the USPTO for nearly 8 years. He has significant experience generating and executing search strategies to efficiently locate relevant prior art for electrical inventions used for formulating patentability opinions. His USPTO experience includes applying the patent rules for both pre-AIA and AIA applications.

Professional Affiliations

Intellectual Property Owners Association (IPO)
Intellectual Property Law Society (IPLS), Georgia State University