LAWYER PROFILE

Kimton Eng

USA 2026

Dorsey & Whitney LLP

Ranked in 1 practice area

Intellectual Property: Patent Prosecution

Washington

1 year ranked

About

Provided by Dorsey & Whitney LLP

Practice Areas

Patent Prosecution, Portfolio Strategy & Management; Intellectual Property; Healthcare; Technology

Career

Kimton Eng’s practice includes counseling and advising clients on a wide range of Intellectual Property issues, including patent portfolio development and management, licensing, acquisition, participation in standards organizations, and Intellectual Property due diligence.

Kimton provides opinions and advice regarding patentability, infringement and patent validity issues. He also advises clients on establishing internal patent procurement programs, analyzing and protecting competitive market advantages, and international patent prosecution strategies.

Kimton has extensive experience with preparing and prosecuting U.S. and foreign patent applications relating to a broad range of technologies, including electrical, computer, semiconductor, electro-mechanical, software, and medical device technologies.

Personal

Education:

-Loyola Law School, Los Angeles (J.D., 1998)

-University of Washington (B.S., Electrical Engineering, 1991)

Chambers Review

Provided by Chambers

Chambers Guide to the USA

Intellectual Property: Patent Prosecution - Washington

Band 2

Individual Editorial

Kimton Eng is cochair of the firm's patent prosecution team. He has notable experience in the preparation and prosecution of patent applications. He possesses significant expertise in medical device, semiconductor and computer-related patents.

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Strengths

Provided by Chambers

Kimton is well versed in our business. He has a great grasp for the type of work product we expect and manages his team very well.
Intellectual Property: Patent ProsecutionChambers Guide to the USA
Kimton is communicative and provides a great level of service, responding to questions quickly and thoroughly. He understands the goals and helps to execute matters to reach them.
Intellectual Property: Patent ProsecutionChambers Guide to the USA