Melissa Glauber, a patent attorney, is registered to practice in Missouri, Illinois, and before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. Her practice focuses on the preparation and prosecution of U.S., foreign, and international patent applications in the mechanical and electrical arts.
Working directly with clients, inventors, and engineers, Melissa prepares, files, and argues the merits of patent applications related to electrical, mechanical, and software systems; machinery; appliance technologies; imaging algorithm systems; and fine arts, including musical instruments. She presents intellectual property overviews for clients, universities, professional organizations, and federal agencies, providing valuable information needed for their daily work.
Melissa is postured to provide legal support to the Geographical Information Systems (GIS), surveying, and remote sensing commercial satellite industries with her active involvement in the American Society of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing, an association from which she received honorariums for her contributions. She has also participated in a Spatial Law and Policy symposium in Washington, D.C. to discuss law, policy, and evolving legal issues regarding spatial and location data.