Christopher J. Frerking is an accomplished U.S. Patent Attorney renowned for his expertise in intellectual property law and computer science. With a distinguished educational background, including an LL.M. from the University of Cambridge, a Juris Doctor from Santa Clara University School of Law, and an M.S. in Computer Science from the University of California, Davis, Frerking brings a unique blend of legal and technical acumen to his practice.

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Throughout his career, Mr. Frerking has held key roles in various prestigious organizations, including serving as a Professor of Law at the University of New Hampshire (Franklin Pierce) School of Law, where he directed the Patent Practice and Procedure Program and led the Online Intellectual Property Degrees initiative. He has also contributed significantly to the legal field through his work as a patent attorney in both the United States and Germany, handling a diverse array of patent matters spanning software, electronics, mechanical devices, and more.

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Mr. Frerking's expertise extends beyond traditional legal practice. He has served as an expert witness on patent eligibility of software and international utility model law, and has presented at numerous conferences and symposiums on topics ranging from international intellectual property law to cultural property rights. Additionally, he has authored amicus briefs for significant cases in intellectual property law, demonstrating his commitment to shaping legal precedent in the field.

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With bar admissions in California, Massachusetts, New York, and registration to practice before the United States Patent and Trademark Office, Frerking is well-equipped to navigate complex legal challenges in intellectual property law. Fluent in English, with intermediate proficiency in German and basic knowledge of French, he possesses a global perspective essential for addressing international intellectual property issues.

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Christopher J. Frerking's dedication to excellence, coupled with his extensive experience and interdisciplinary background, make him a sought-after authority in the field of intellectual property law.