- Andrew R. Basile, Sr.
- Andrew R. Basile, Jr.
- Christopher G. Darrow
- Christian J. Garascia
- Denise M. Glassmeyer
- William M. Hanlon, Jr.
- Thomas D. Helmholdt
- Michelle L. Knight
- Evan MacFarlane
- Marshall MacFarlane
- Molly Basile Markley
- Kathleen G. Mellon
- Todd L. Moore
- Francine B. Nesti
- Craig A. Redinger
- Donald L. Wood
- Thomas N. Young
- William M. Hanlon, Jr.
- 3001 W. Big Beaver Road
- Suite 624
- Troy, MI 48084
- 248-649-3333 P
- 248-649-3338 F
- hanlon@youngbasile.com
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William M. Hanlon, Jr.
Bill Hanlon is a shareholder with the firm's Troy office. He joined Young Basile in 1979.
Practice Summary:
Bill practices in the area of intellectual property with an emphasis on patents, trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets, licensing; software and business method technology, and IP portfolio management.
Industry Experience:
Patent attorney, Westinghouse Corporation, Burroughs Corporation; Production Engineer, Electrical and Hydraulic Automation for General Motors Corporation. Appointed patent attorney responsible for patent requirements of three transformer divisions of Westinghouse Corporation; responsible for filing 40-50 U.S. patent applications annually.
Representative Clients:
Mr. Hanlon's clients includes individuals and companies, such as a manufacturer of electrical watthour meter socket adapters, automotive supplier of vehicle interiors, water and sound insulation, luggage racks, and replacement parts, leading manufacturer of bio-assay devices, and leading innovator in the field of lint removal and hair conditioning devices.
Professional Activities:
- State Bar of Michigan
- Intellectual Property Law Section, State Bar of Michigan
- Computer Law Section, State Bar of Michigan
Education:
- Detroit College of Law, J.D., 1976
- General Motors Institute, BEE Electrical Engineering, 1971
Admitted to Practice:
- State of Michigan, 1986
- U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Michigan, 1976
- U.S. District Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, 1984
- United States Patent and Trademark Office, 1977