Gregory Gore and Associates Patent and Trademark Law in the Philadelphia area

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About Us.

GREGORY J. GORE

Mr. Gore graduated from Penn State University in 1969 with a Bachelor of Science in Physics and Education. After graduation, he worked in publishing in New York City as a technical writer and editor for five years.

Mr. Gore then attended Franklin Pierce law Center, a law school specializing in intellectual property law, graduating in 1978 with a Juris Doctor degree. In addition to being admitted to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, Mr. Gore was admitted to the United States Patent and Trademark Office as a registered patent attorney in 1980 and began his patent practice in Doylestown, Pennsylvania.

Since 1980 Mr. Gore has been a practicing intellectual property attorney focusing on patent law in a variety of disciplines. Mr. Gore has successfully prosecuted hundreds of patent applications in the electrical, mechanical and chemical fields.

CATHERINE A. CAVELLA

Ms. Cavella graduated summa cum laude from California State University, Long Beach in 1989 with a Bachelor of Music in cello performance. She continued her education at Loyola Law School in Los Angeles, where she focused on trademark, copyright and corporate law.

After graduating with a Juris Doctor degree in 1992 she was admitted to the California Supreme Court and the United States District Court for the Central District of California. In 1993 she opened her own practice in Century City, California, where she focused on trademark, copyright and entertainment matters.

In 2007 Ms. Cavella moved to Philadelphia and began working with Gregory J. Gore in his intellectual property practice. In 2008 she was admitted to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court and joined Gregory J. Gore & Associates as a partner.

Our Promise to you.

We pride ourselves on bringing to your case the thoughtful attention you deserve. What’s more, we will keep your goals in mind and make suggestions to set you on the path toward your best options.

If we believe your invention as explained to us may not be patentable we will let you know and will suggest the types of innovations that would make your invention more patentable and your patent more valuable. If we believe the business or product name you wish to register may not be your strongest trademark or may leave you vulnerable down the road we will let you know and will make suggestions to get you the broadest and strongest possible protection for your business or product name. This thoughtful and thorough approach is our pledge to you, and it’s something you just can’t get from an inexperienced big-firm associate under billable-hour pressure or an impersonal company that makes money only if you file an application.

Intellectual property issues require a subtle and thoughtful approach, which is why you want the most experienced and dedicated counsel you can afford. If you want to pay someone to give you a false sense of security, we are not the firm for you. If you want a lawyer who will tell it to you straight, explain the potential vulnerabilities of your situation and recommend creative solutions, then contact us for a consultaton.