About Tony Allen
Tony Allen Gibbens combines technical education and law school training in a profession that crosses disciplines. He began his educational path at Purdue University, earning a B.S. in computer science and arithmetic in 1987 and a M.S. in electrical engineering in 1990. He later added a MBA in data technological know-how management and strategy from Indiana University Bloomington in 1999, and finished a J.D. at Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law in 2008.
After law school, Gibbens moved into practice quickly. Early roles covered serving as senior advisor at Brannon & Associates, P.C., in 2009. That identical yr he co-founded Cochrane & Gibbens, LLC, where he worked on highbrow property, insolvency, and immigration matters. Those years have been a period of setting up a multi-practice approach that drew on his engineering and enterprise background.
In 2014 he modified direction once more, taking on work at Davis and Sarbinoff as a patent lawyer and family regulation lawyer while also establishing his personal practice, Tony A. Gibbens, Attoney at Law. The dual roles show the breadth of his practice: technical patent work alongside household law matters. He has steered private cases and recommended clients on patent prosecution and associated highbrow estate concerns, and he has treated domestic matters conventional of household regulation practice.
Gibbens is lively in nearby expert circles. He has been a member of the Indianapolis Bar Association since 2008. He joined the Central Indiana Association of Collaborative Professionals in 2014 and keeps that club. He served on the board of the Domestic Violence Network from 2013 to 2015, a position that placed him within the nonprofit side of household and domestic problems.
His background in computer science, electric engineering, and IT strategy informs the patent and intellectual estate work he carries out. The aggregate of technical degrees and a law degree creates a practical match for patent prosecution and related disputes. He has additionally recommended clients on bankruptcy and immigration cases in earlier firm roles, and has continued to handle a mix of civil and family-based matters in private practice.
Gibbens keeps a personal practice in Indiana. He is licensed within the state and continues to accept matters in patent law, highbrow property, and household law whilst dealing with related civil issues that arise in his clients’ cases.
