Protect IP, commercialize it, drive revenue

Jack Cook develops sophisticated intellectual property (IP) strategies — including portfolio development, licensing and litigation — that drive revenue for large national and international businesses, research institutions and industry-leading startup companies. With a deep understanding of how to leverage the strengths and weaknesses of IP to further business objectives, he:

• Develops and manages large patent portfolios.
• Formulates and implements IP enforcement strategies, including patent licensing and litigation.
• Assesses and implements defenses to allegations of IP infringement, including negotiations, litigation and administrative proceedings, such as inter partes reviews (IPR) and covered-business method (CBM) reviews.
• Counsels clients on strategies for aligning their patent portfolios with business goals, carefully calibrating strategies to the business trajectory of each client.

An important aspect of the business-focused IP strategies that Jack develops with clients is licensing transactions — both in-licensing and out-licensing — together with enforcement and litigation defense.

Bar Admissions

• Wisconsin

Education

• Marquette University Law School (J.D., 2004)

• Michigan Technological University (B.S.E.E., cum laude, 2001)
  • Electrical Engineering

• "Keep the lid on patent prosecution costs"
• “Corporate Venturing: Investing in Innovation”
• “Keep the lid on patent prosecution costs"
• “Mobile Health Solutions for the Developing World"

Seminar

• Quarles' Annual Legal Ethics Seminar
• Quarles' Annual Legal Ethics Seminar Webinar Replay
• Quarles' Annual Legal Ethics Seminar Webinar Replay
• Quarles' Annual Legal Ethics Seminar Webinar Replay