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Kevin O. Grange

Partner
Office Managing Partner, Utah

Utah
T: +1 801.304.4680 kgrange@lowenstein.com
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Office Managing Partner in Utah, Kevin Grange advises businesses of all sizes across the country - from Silicon Valley to the Silicon Slopes to the East Coast - on all aspects of patent strategy, including preparation of patent applications; prosecution; and commercialization of patents, patent families, and patent portfolios. With thousands of patents successfully filed and granted over the course of his career, Kevin delivers a demonstrable breadth of experience and know-how in a variety of complex technological areas. Whether managing the patent portfolio of a Fortune 500 company or a startup, Kevin is valued for his ability to ask the right questions, resulting in a smooth filing process and a compelling patent application.

Kevin is dedicated to knowing every detail about his client’s innovation, including its unique features and commercial viability. He focuses on procuring patents for developments that support business goals and future product development efforts. A direct and effective communicator, Kevin is able to articulate even the most sophisticated concepts in a manner that can be understood by inventors, founders, owners, presidents, CEOs, and in-house counsel alike. Notably, he is consistently successful in working productively with patent examiners and in writing claims that not only avoid prior art but also protect the client’s product and allow for some degree of flexibility. 

Kevin is valued for his deep knowledge of patent law. As a result, he is frequently called upon to provide continuing legal education presentations to clients and to colleagues within the firm.

With a background in electrical and computer engineering, Kevin has managed the successful filing and granting of thousands of patents over the course of his career in such areas as wireless technologies (radios, antennas, baseband processors, phased-array antennas and circuitry), touch interface technologies, USB technologies, memory technologies, machine learning, accelerators (GPUs, DPUs), energy recovery solutions, pumping systems, gaming and entertainment, laptops and workstations, switch and networking technologies, cloud and data centers, GPUs, embedded systems, mobile device wireless technology, cloud-computing services, wearable devices, and the Internet of Things (IoT).

A professional who seeks to understand each client’s organizational imperatives, Kevin cares deeply about the individuals and businesses he serves. He takes the time to build productive relationships grounded in trust and practical legal and business solutions.

  • Prepare and prosecute patent applications related to cloud computing technologies, including web services, machine learning, and other artificial intelligence (AI) technologies.
  • Participate in the patent work related to the development of radio and antenna technology for leading electronic devices.
  • Conduct portfolio management and strategy for a global semiconductor chip manufacturer.
  • Developed a patent portfolio and licensing strategy for a Utah-based bendable sensor company.
  • Led patent prosecution efforts for a company that created green hydrogen injection technologies to reduce emissions and fuel consumption in California.
  • Managed a patent portfolio for upLynk, a growing Utah-based video streaming company acquired by a Fortune 100 company.
  • Represents Nvidia, a global technology company that designs graphics processing units for the gaming and professional markets, as well as system on a chip (SoC) units for the mobile computing and automotive market, in connection with the preparation and prosecution of patent applications related to graphical processing units (GPUs), image processing, computer graphics, and machine learning.
  • Represents Rambus, an American technology company that designs, develops and licenses chip interface technologies and architectures that are used in digital electronics products, in connection with the preparation and prosecution of patent applications related to memory and cryptography.
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Education

  • Santa Clara University School of Law (J.D. 2005), Recipient of High Technology Law Certificate

    Utah State University (B.S. 2001), Electrical Engineering

Affiliations

  • Intellectual Property Law Section of the State Bar of California
  • Intellectual Property Law Section of Utah State Bar
  • BYU Management Society
  • J. Reuben Clark Law Society
  • Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)

Admissions

  • California
  • Utah
  • United States Patent and Trademark Office

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