Timothy W. Lohse concentrates in patent prosecution, patent litigation and patent counseling.

He provides patent preparation and prosecution in software and related technologies, including microprocessor branch prediction, computer cache memory replacement strategies, database storage systems and database architectures, wireless applications, wireless content development systems, content searching algorithms and systems, automatic coupon generation and brand preference determination systems, written and auditory content development systems and other web-based business systems.

He also provides patent preparation and prosecution in mechanical, electromechanical and electrical technologies, including aerospace flight electronics, launch vehicles, computer architectures, VLSI chip architectures, medical devices including optical and electrical components, aerial cargo delivery systems, disk drive motors, disk drive shock prevention systems, computer memory architectures, computer cache memory systems, electrical transformers, computer cooling and mechanical systems, thermal ink jet printheads, laser printer control systems, database systems, wireless applications and other complex electrical systems.

Mr. Lohse provided patent litigation support for Berman v. Wink Communications; Neomagic v. Trident; and Persistence v. Secant. He also is experienced in patent re-examinations.