Biography

Jason W. Whitney is an associate in the Intellectual Property section of Jackson Walker.

Prior to entering law school, Mr. Whitney worked for four years as an electrical engineer supporting the Avionic Systems Division at NASA Johnson Space Center. His work with the communications systems of the Space Shuttles and International Space Station included modeling and simulation of communication systems, link budget analysis, antenna performance analysis, system compatibility studies, and hardware performance testing.

During law school, Mr. Whitney interned for the Honorable Sandee Bryan Marion, Justice for the Fourth Court of Appeals, and the Honorable Edward C. Prado, Judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit.

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Speeches / Publications

Mr. Whitney authored "Brother's Keeper: The Legal Ethics of Representing Family Members," 38 ST. MARY'S L.J. 1101 (2007).

Links to Publications

• Assignments Still Crucial for Employer Ownership of Inventions After Recent Supreme Court Decision
• IP Litigation Insider - March 2011
• Recent Case Clarifies Payment Card Protection Requirements for Merchants
• The Top 10 Things You Wanted to Know About False Patent Marking But Were Afraid to Ask
• Privacy and Security Developments in Austin Could Impact Your Business: An Overview of the Texas 81st Legislative Session

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