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Jared Clark, Reg. Patent Attorney

Jared Clark is a registered patent attorney, practicing in the area of intellectual property law. While in law school, Jared served as managing editor of Volume 53 of the South Dakota Law Review. He is the author of "Promoting the Progress for Some: Why Independent Inventors are the First to Suffer as the Doctrine of Equivalents Fades Away," 52 S.D. L. Rev. 355 (2007).
Jared offers Sioux Falls and greater South Dakota the individualized attention that only a local patent attorney can provide. Growing up in a fourth-generation farming operation taught him the value of hard work—Jared understands South Dakotans. Jared is an associate attorney at Cutler & Donahoe, LLP, and is backed by the resources and experience of one of Sioux Falls' fastest growing firms.
As well as a patent attorney, Jared is an educator and a facilitator. Combined with Cutler & Donahoe's experience, Jared’s ability to understand a company’s technology, integrate with their corporate culture, and align drafting strategies to established business objectives enables him to produce quality, complete, and accurate patents and trademarks.

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OP-ED: Inventing Jobs

This piece takes an innovative look at joblessness (pun intended).

Inventing Our Way Out of Joblessness

By PAUL R. MICHEL and HENRY R. NOTHHAFT

Published: August 5, 2010

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/08/06/opinion/06nothhaft.html?_r=1