About Mr. Robert Z.
Mr. Robert Z. Cashman trained first as a student of thoughts. He graduated from the State University of New York at Binghamton with a B.A. in Philosophy in 1996. He later earned a Juris Doctor from Touro College, receiving his J.D. in 2006.
Early legal work put him interior regulation companies and on technical files. While nevertheless a scholar he worked as a law intern in 2005 at Scully, Scott, Murphy & Presser. After law school he moved into patent work, joining Cardinal Law Group in 2007 where his duties covered PCT things and prior art analysis. A year later he took a position in asset acquisition, licensing, and patent prosecution at Technology, Patents, & Licensing, Inc., gaining knowledge on the transactional aspect of intellectual estate.
He is registered with the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office as a patent lawyer (Reg. No. 60,246) and has been licensed to practice in New York and Texas. He additionally holds admission to the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas. Those credentials have allowed him to work on each prosecution earlier than patent offices and litigation-associated filings in federal judiciary.
In 2010 he established his personal firm, Cashman Law Office, PLLC, and has served as owner and lawyer since then. The move into private practice followed several years of in-residence and company-side knowledge in patent prosecution and licensing. As a solo firm principal he manages client things and the realistic enterprise of operating a small legal office.
His things have combined technical evaluate and legal strategy. He has worked on patent prosecution documents, handled worldwide PCT filings, and conducted prior art searches and analyses. He has also participated within the negotiation of technological know-how transfer and licensing preparations, which required translating technical descriptions into contract terms and deal systems.
Colleagues and clients have come to him for hands-on work: drafting patent claims, making ready workplace motion responses, and evaluating freedom-to-operate issues. The practice displays the combination of litigation-adjoining federal knowledge and substantive patent-workplace prosecution.
Outside filings and registrations, he maintains bar membership and courtroom admissions that support practice throughout New York and Texas and allow representation earlier than the USPTO. He continues to combine patent prosecution, licensing, and transactional IP work in his personal practice.
He currently practices at Cashman Law Office, PLLC, focusing on patent prosecution, licensing, and associated highbrow property matters.
