Practice Areas Patents, trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets, licensing and IP counseling Admitted to the Bar California, U.S Patent and Trademark Office Education Columbia University, B.A. Computer Science, 1986 University of Southern California, M.S. Computer Science, 1988 Southwestern University School of Law, J.D., 1993
	Mark A. Goldstein mgoldstein@socalip.com Tel: (805) 230-1350 Ext. 240 310 N. Westlake Blvd., Suite 120 Westlake Village, CA 91362-3788 Resident in Westlake Village and Irvine Offices		Highlights Mark A. Goldstein is a partner with SoCal IP Law Group LLP. He has specialized in intellectual property law since 1999, after working as a civil litigation attorney for five years. In addition to a practice that includes patent preparation, trademark acquisition, intellectual property licensing and related counseling, Mark renders patent and trademark infringement opinions, participates in intellectual property due diligence in support of acquisitions by and of clients, implements corporate patent programs, and develops trademark portfolios. He gained experience in the computer software business at Codex Corporation/Motorola Information While obtaining his law degree, Mark earned an Exceptional Achievement Award for his performance in an Intellectual Property Protection of Computer Software seminar. His technical experience includes computer software, networking software and devices, digital multimedia creation and broadcasting, electronic commerce, and computer architecture. Mark is a member of the International Trademark Association and the International Technology Law Association. Professional Involvement Mark was a guest speaker before the Ventura County CPA Law Society on April 28, 2006 where he presented a talk entitled 'Hot Topics In Intellectual Property Law.' Mark was a guest lecturer for the Mathematics & Computer Science Graduate Seminar at California State University Channel Islands on February 8, 2006 where he led a presentation entitled 'The Other IP - Intellectual Property - Why You Should Know What It Is.' Mark was a guest speaker before the Intellectual Property Section of the Ventura County Bar Association on May 5, 2005 where he presented a talk entitled 'Ordaining an Outcome or Creating a Catastrophe: The Consequences of Using Definitions in Patents.' Mark was lead author of an 'amicus brief' in the Phillips v AWH case filed in the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals addressing patent claim interpretation. The brief was filed on behalf of the Conejo Valley Bar Association. Media Mark's opinion was sought and Mark was quoted in the following high-tech patent news stories. Apple Is Accused of Violating Software Patent The New York Times, September 1, 2005 Download PDF Microsoft, Apple in iPod Patent Tussle CNET News.com, August 12, 2005 Download PDF Microsoft FAT Patent Falls Flat CNET News.com, September 30, 2004 Download PDF

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