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Sunday, 09/03/2017 11:42:39 AM

Sunday, September 03, 2017 11:42:39 AM

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About guest poster David Boundy: David Boundy of cantor fitzgerald has spent over a decade on Wall Street, first in several of New York’s most prominent law firms, now as in-house counsel at one of Wall Street’s largest investment banks. In several years of his career, David as one single lawyer moved more money around based on patents than the entire federal judiciary combined. David believes that litigation costs and damages should be irrelevant to the current patent reform debate; what matters is the effect on investment flows.



DAVID BOUNDY

David Boundy is a patent attorney and CEO of Cambridge Technology Law. He was Vice President for Intellectual Property at Cantor Fitzgerald LP, with senior responsibility for patent acquisition, licensing and IP strategy. Before joining Cantor, Mr. Boundy was in private practice for 15 years, with Fish & Richardson, Shearman & Sterling, and Willkie Farr & Gallagher.

Mr. Boundy wrote or prosecuted patent applications on two top-50 software products, and patents that commanded sufficient value to be litigated by four AmLaw-50 firms.

He led several coalition efforts that led the White House Office of Management and Budget to direct the PTO to withdraw the infamous and burdensome Continuations, Claims, IDS, and Appeal rules in 2008