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Faculty Profile: Seth Ogden
Seth OgdenPatterson Intellectual Property Law
Current TBA Courses
Previous Courses Taught (18)
- General Introduction to the Practice of Veterans Law
- Intellectual Property Law Forum 2024: Embrace the Blur
- General Introduction to the Practice of Veterans Law: On Demand
- General Introduction to the Practice of Veterans Law
- General Introduction to the Practice of Veterans Law
- Intellectual Property CLE Blast - 2022
- General Introduction to the Practice of Veterans Law
- Intellectual Property Law 2020: Hemp v. Marijuana - Concentration of THC Affects Availability of IP
- Intellectual Property Law Forum 2021: Taking IP Law Back to the Future (Day 2 ONLY Registration)
- Intellectual Property Law Forum 2021: Taking IP Law Back to the Future (Day 1 ONLY Registration)
- Intellectual Property Law Forum 2021: Taking IP Law Back to the Future (Full 2-Day Registration)
- Transactional Practice 2020: Cannabis Law Panel
- Intellectual Property Law Forum: IP 101
- Intellectual Property Law Forum 2020: Day 2 Registration
- Intellectual Property Law Forum 2020: 2-Day, Full Program Registration
- Patent Litigation Update
- Transactional Practice 2020
- Intellectual Property CLE Blast 2019
Biography
Seth Ogden is a Registered Patent Attorney focused on patent infringement litigation and patent prosecution in the fields of biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, medical devices, industrial chemicals, software and electronic devices. He has represented patent litigation clients in both ANDA and traditional patent infringement cases. Dr. Ogden has also provided noninfringement and invalidity opinions and strategic positioning reports in the areas of biotechnology (diagnostics and biologics), pharmaceuticals, industrial chemicals and material science. In addition to patent matters, he has handled a range of trademark and copyright issues.
Dr. Ogden previously practiced in Washington, D.C. Before that, he obtained his Ph.D. in Cancer Biology from Vanderbilt University. Dr. Ogden has also represented pro bono clients before the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims and the D.C. Superior Court.