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Weinstein, Stanton D.

Stanton D. Weinstein is an experienced IP attorney located near Philadelphia, PA. Stan

previously spent much of his career as an in-house intellectual property counsel for a major

corporation in the defense electronics industry. Stan's extensive experience includes patent,

trademark and copyright law and practice, protection of proprietary information, and other

aspects of intellectual property law; U.S. Government procurement regulations and clauses

relating to patent rights and data rights; computer law, such as Internet/intranet issues,

software licensing, and open source software issues; export controls; and intellectual property

aspects of mergers and acquisitions. He began his intellectual property career with the U.S.

Navy-wide Field Patent Program, including special assignments as Acting Patent Counsel, Naval

Air Development Center, and as Acting Patent Counsel, Naval Training Equipment Center.

A longtime member of AIPLA and ABA, Stan is the Chair of the AIPLA Special Committee on

Privacy & Data Security, the immediate past Chair of the AIPLA Mergers and Acquisitions

Committee, and the Chair of the ABA-IPL Patent Legislation Committee. He is a past President

of the Philadelphia Intellectual Property Law Association, where he has also served as an

officer, Board Member, and Chair of three Committees. Stan is also a past President of the

Central New York Patent Law Association, and a former Chair of the Patent Law Committee of

the Boston Patent Law Association.

Stan was awarded a B.S.E.E. from Drexel University, a J.D. from Villanova University (receiving

its Herman J. Obert Award in Corporations Law), and an M.S.E.E. from Syracuse University. He

is admitted to the Bars of Pennsylvania, New York, the District of Columbia, Massachusetts and

various Federal Courts. He is admitted to practice before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.

Stan is also a Senior Member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), a

licensed Amateur Radio Operator, and a longtime volunteer historical interpreter at Hopewell

Furnace National Historic Site.