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Biography
Nathaniel “Nate” Housel is an associate in the firm’s intellectual practice group. He has experience in patent prosecution, patent and trademark litigation, and intellectual property licensing.
Licensed only in Oregon. Not licensed or admitted to practice law in Virginia.
Credentials
Bar Admissions
Oregon
United States Patent and Trademark Office
Court Admissions
Supreme Court of Oregon
Education
Lewis & Clark College (J.D., cum laude)
Law Review, Article Editor
Intellectual Property Certificate
University of Rochester (M.S.)
University of Rochester (B.S.)
Experience
Previous Professional Experience
Kolitch Romano LLP, Associate Patent Attorney (2021-2022)
Lewis & Clark Law School, Small Business Legal Clinic, Patent Intern (2020)
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