Sam Ntiros is a senior patent attorney at IP&T Group LLP.
Before joining IP&T, Sam has worked as a patent attorney for over 20 years. Throughout his career, Sam mostly worked to prosecute applications for IBM, Intel, LG Electronics, and Samsung Electronics and SDI (semiconductor division and secondary battery division). Sam also has done a substantial amount of prosecution for Hitachi, Ricoh, NXP Semiconductor, Philips, Marvell, Johnson & Johnson and NEC applications.

Sam is specialized in a broad range of technologies including semiconductor devices and methods of manufacture, secondary battery technologies, display technologies, software related inventions, networks, communications, and analog and digital circuits.

Sam also has litigation experiences. His most recent litigation work involved a software patent in CardSoft v.VeriFone Systems, Case No. 2:08 CV 98 RSP, (E.D. Texas 2012), where he secured over $15M damage for his client as the co counsel of the case.

Education

• The Washington College of Law, American University (JD)
• University of Maryland (BSE in Electrical Engineering)

Bar Admissions

• University of Maryland (BSE in Electrical Engineering)
• U.S. Patent and Trademark Office
• U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit