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Steven War

Intellectual Property LawWashington, District of Columbia

About Steven

Prior to law school, Steven spent fourteen years as a systems engineer for IBM’s Federal Sector Division, Computer Technology Associates (CTA), and Orbital Sciences Corporation (OSC) working with various government organizations, including NASA, the Federal Aviation Administration, the Department of the Army, and the United States Coast Guard. Prior to his work as a Systems Engineer, Steven spent seven years in the United States Navy in training and as an electronics technician.

Prior to starting War IP Law PLLC, Steven was the practice chair for intellectual property litigation at McNeely, Hare & War LLP. During this time, he also wrote opinions, and obtained patents and trademarks for his clients.

Before his time at McNeely, Hare & War LLP, Steven worked at several national/international law firms, including Dickstein Shapiro LLP, Fulbright & Jaworski LLP, Fish & Richardson P.C., and Howrey & Simon. At those firms he worked on all aspects of intellectual property including opinions regarding freedom to operate, validity, infringement, and due diligence.

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Robert Angulo
“My company has been working with Steve for over 15 years and we've followed Steve as he's moved firms. He has been a true partner in working with us on various intellectual property matters including: -Patents: Steve was instrumental in helping us secure a patent and in filing another one. -Trademark: Steve has helped us with trademarking our logo and service marks. He was also instrumental in helping us secure our mark when it was contested by another party. -Copyright: Steve has advised us on various copyright issues. I highly recommend Steve and look forward to continuing to work with him and his firm.”