Chinh H. Pham and Brian J. Assessor co-authored an article titled “5 Trends to Watch in 2021: Emerging Technologies.” Trends include digital health, agribusiness, batteries, data and privacy, and artificial intelligence.

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Chinh H. Pham is Co-Chair of the Venture Capital & Emerging Technology Practice at Greenberg Traurig and is an intellectual property attorney with experience in the strategic creation, implementation and protection of IP rights for technology and life science clients, including those in

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Chinh H. Pham is Co-Chair of the Venture Capital & Emerging Technology Practice at Greenberg Traurig and is an intellectual property attorney with experience in the strategic creation, implementation and protection of IP rights for technology and life science clients, including those in the areas of software, artificial intelligence, virtual and augmented reality, blockchain, video gaming, nanotechnologies, medical devices, electro-mechanical devices, telecommunications, data mining, and electronic commerce. He can be reached at chinh.pham@gtlaw.com.

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Brian J. Assessor ‡

Brian J. Assessor is a registered patent attorney handling patent applications, prosecution, and related matters for solo inventors, start-up companies, and corporate clients in a variety of technological areas. Brian works closely with inventors to develop patent strategies to fit their business goals.

Brian J. Assessor is a registered patent attorney handling patent applications, prosecution, and related matters for solo inventors, start-up companies, and corporate clients in a variety of technological areas. Brian works closely with inventors to develop patent strategies to fit their business goals. Brian files both U.S. and international patent applications in areas including hardware, software, network infrastructures, semiconductors, telecommunications, mechanical devices, and consumer products.

Prior to entering private practice, Brian worked at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office as a patent examiner, where he focused on error detection and correction as well as fault detection and recovery.

‡ Admitted in Maryland and before the USPTO. Not admitted in Massachusetts. Practice limited to federal patent law.

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