Paul R. Juhasz

Paul R. Juhasz is an Adjunct Professor at the New Hampshire School of Law, where he contributes his extensive expertise in intellectual property and patent law. He is a licensed patent attorney with a strong technical background in electrical and chemical engineering, and has held leadership roles in IP strategy at Nokia and Symbol.

His educational background includes a J.D. and degrees in electrical engineering and chemical engineering, combining law and technology in a unique interdisciplinary profile.

Dr. Juhasz specializes in intellectual property law, with a focus on patent preparation, prosecution, counseling, monetization, and litigation. His research and professional interests include Section 101 of the U.S. patent code, particularly the Bilski case on patent-eligible subject matter, and the doctrine of patent exhaustion. He is recognized as an expert in these areas and has submitted amicus briefs to the United States Supreme Court on related cases.

Although no recent publications are listed, his work reflects deep engagement with evolving issues in patent law and technology policy.

He is a member of the bar associations of Texas, New York, Washington State, and New Jersey, and is admitted to practice before several federal district courts, the U.S. Courts of Appeal for the Second and Federal Circuits, and the United States Patent and Trademark Office. He is also a Licensed Professional Engineer in Ohio and serves on advisory boards including the American Corporate Patent Counsel.

Dr. Juhasz has previously served as Director of IP for Nokia in the Americas and as Assistant General Counsel and Chief IP Counsel at Symbol, where he led a joint defense group that successfully defeated the Lemelson patents. He founded The Juhasz Law Firm and was previously a shareholder at Williams, Morgan & Amerson in Houston.

He is actively involved in professional legal and engineering communities but there is no mention of laboratory or research team affiliations.