Chris A. Caseiro represents individuals and companies in establishing, evaluating, maintaining, licensing and enforcing patent rights in inventions in a variety of technical fields. He received his undergraduate degree in chemical engineering from the University of Connecticut in 1981 and his J.D. from Franklin Pierce Law Center in 1991. He also has completed extensive course work in electrical engineering at the University of Southern Maine.

Chris has many years of experience in the intellectual property field. His experience includes serving as the sole intellectual property attorney for Enterasys Networks of Andover, Massachusetts, where he managed a portfolio of nearly 800 US and foreign patents and patent applications. He was also responsible for inbound software licensing, patent licensing, joint development agreements, and dispute matters involving intellectual property. He continues to represent Enterasys in its patent matters.

Chris has helped inventors obtain patents for many different types of inventions, including medical devices, networking systems, semiconductor circuits and fabrication, polymeric materials and fabrication, chemical compositions, fluid measurement calibration systems, high-temperature fluid transfer systems, water treatment systems, magnetic levitation systems, surface acoustic wave systems, mapping software, and business methods.

Chris has assisted invention owners in licensing and enforcing their patent rights. He has successfully negotiated license agreements on behalf of individual inventors and corporate clients, in some cases helping these clients license their inventions to Fortune 500 companies. He has represented patent owners and alleged infringers in patent infringement disputes. Chris prepares opinions of patentability, patent infringement and non-infringement, and patent validity and enforceability.