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• Richard Tuminello is a Los Angeles-based associate in Dickstein Shapiro's Intellectual Property Practice. Mr. Tuminello focuses his practice on patent prosecution, technology business development, and IP litigation. He has provided legal services for large media, technology, and manufacturing companies with regard to industrial and consumer electronics, mechanical systems, and software.

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• Loyola Law School, Los Angeles, California, 2011J.D.Law Review: Loyola Law Review, Production Editor US Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs , Colorado, 2003B.S.Major: Astronautical Engineering Wright State University, 2006M.S.Major: Materials Science and Engineering

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