Combining a passion for innovation with meticulous attention to detail, Taylor focuses her practice on patent prosecution, helping clients protect their inventions and transform ideas into patentable assets.
With seven years of experience as a patent engineer and a robust technical background in electrical and computer engineering, Taylor brings a strong command of complex technical subject matter to her practice. She is registered to practice before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, and has experience spanning a wide range of technologies, including security and malware prevention software, edge networking, artificial intelligence manipulation, analog devices, electrical motors, memory enhancement software, and accelerators, among others.
Taylor regularly conducts patentability assessments and partners with clients to draft compelling patent applications, articulating the unique value of their inventions and strategically communicating that to examiners. She also reviews competitor inventions and patents, advises on office actions and prosecution strategy, assesses patent term adjustments, and advises on portfolio development and strategy.
Benesch is pleased to announce the additions of Philip Wdowiak, patent agent, and Taylor Grote, associate, to the firm’s growing …