Bryan Candelario focuses his practice on preparing and prosecuting patent applications and managing patent portfolios. He has significant experience strategically developing patent portfolios, performing due diligence and portfolio analysis (e.g., for standards submissions, technology transactions and M&A purposes), dealing with open-source software issues and supporting various offensive and defensive patent-related activities.
Prior to joining BakerHostetler, Bryan was senior patent counsel at a Fortune 500 networking and communications company, where he worked with inventors around the world to pursue patents across many technology areas. During this time, he also strategically managed a key patent portfolio and supported M&A and licensing activity. As a result, Bryan brings an in-house counsel perspective in order to understand and achieve the business and legal goals of clients.
Bryan has experience managing patent matters involving user interfaces, software, firmware, consumer electronic devices, cloud-based services, XR/AR/VR/MR media and gaming, digital media delivery, content delivery networks, adaptive bitrate streaming, cryptography and privacy-preserving technology, computer vision, computer animation tools, applied machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI), drones, cellular technology, network storage, mechanical devices and medical treatment devices.