Mark A. Murphy

Intellectual Property, Mediation
Suite 1000, 999 Peachtree Street
Atlanta, Georgia 30309


Intellectual Property

Admitted

1999, Georgia; registered to practice before U.S. Patent and Trademark Office

Law School

University of Texas-Austin, J.D., 1998

Law School Graduation Year

1998

College

Tulane University, B.S., Chemistry, 1977; University of Wisconsin-Madison, Ph.D., Chemistry, 1983

Memberships

State Bar of Georgia; American Chemical Society.

Biographical

Industrial Chemist and Project Leader, 1983-1993. Co-Author: with B. L. Smith, M. A. Murphy, G. P. Torrence and A. Aguilo, The Rhodium Catalyzed Methanol Carbonylation to Acetic Acid at Low Water Concentrations: The Effect of Iodide and Acetate on Catalyst Activity and Stability, J. Molecular Catalysis, 39, 1, 115-136, 1987. Patents: Process for Preparing Improved Polyarylates, R. Vicari and M. A. Murphy, U.S. Patent 5274069, December 28, 1993; UV LIGHT Stabilizing, Antioxidant, and Colorant Monomers for Plastics, M. A. Murphy, G. Kvakovszky and J. R. Fritch, World Patent Application WO 9315063, August 5, 1993, U.S. Patent 5438142, August 1, 1955; Purification of Hydroxphenyl Alkanes, M. A. Murphy and M. Czarny, U.S. Patent 5202505, April 13, 1993; Method For Producing Ibuprofen, V. Elango, M. A. Murphy, B. L. Smith, K. G. Davenport, G. N. Mott, E. G. Zey and G. L. Moss, U.S. Patent 4981995, January 1, 1991; Process for Making 1,3-Glycols from Epoxides, M. A. Murphy, B. L. Smith, A. Aguilo and K. D. Tau, U.S. Patent 4935554, June 19, 1990; Process for Making 1,3-Glycols from Epoxides, M. A. Murphy, U.S. Patent 4873379, October 10, 1989; Process for Making 1,3-Glycols from Epoxides, M. A. Murphy, B. L. Smith, A. Aguilo and K. D. Tau, U.S. Patent 4873378, October 10, 1989.

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