Stanton D. Weinstein

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Stanton D. Weinstein — patent/IP practice summary

Focus areas. Weinstein is a registered patent attorney whose practice centers on electrical/electronics and defense-related technology, developed over a career as an in-house IP lawyer in the defense electronics industry. His own bios describe work spanning patent, trademark and copyright prosecution and practice, trade-secret and proprietary-information protection, U.S. Government procurement patent-rights and data-rights clauses, software/computer and open-source licensing, export controls, and IP aspects of M&A. That profile is consistent with his technical training (B.S.E.E., M.S.E.E.) and with the defense-electronics client base he served; there is no verified record of him handling pharma/ANDA or standard-essential Wi-Fi litigation.

Side preference / firm context. The tracked data show a single plaintiff-side appearance as "counsel" at "Entralta," but that record could not be corroborated and appears unreliable — see the caveat below. Publicly verifiable sources place him not at Entralta but as the former Intellectual Property Counsel for Lockheed Martin Rotary and Mission Systems (Integrated Warfare Systems & Sensors line of business, Moorestown, NJ and Syracuse, NY) from 1997 until his 2016 retirement, and earlier in the U.S. Navy-wide Field Patent Program, including acting patent counsel roles at the Naval Air Development Center and Naval Training Equipment Center. Since retiring he has practiced independently/self-employed near Philadelphia. In other words, his verifiable career is that of a corporate in-house IP counsel and portfolio/prosecution practitioner, not a repeat courtroom plaintiff's or defense-side litigator.

Notable cases and PTAB/IPR. No tracked case name, verdict, settlement, Federal Circuit appeal, or IPR/PGR proceeding involving this attorney could be verified in the sources reviewed, and the one tracked docket entry is listed as an "Untitled case," which carries no analytic value. I found no evidence that he appears regularly before the PTAB. Any statement about his litigation or IPR track record would be unsupported on the current record.

Bar / education (as sourced). B.S.E.E., Drexel University (1972); J.D., Villanova University (1975, Herman J. Obert Award in Corporations Law); M.S.E.E., Syracuse University (1987). Admitted in Pennsylvania, New York, D.C. and Massachusetts, to the Federal Circuit, Third Circuit, First Circuit, D.C. Circuit, U.S. Supreme Court and U.S. Court of Federal Claims, and before the USPTO (Reg. No. 28349). One directory (Martindale) carries a conflicting "not admitted in Pennsylvania" notation; the AIPLA and Brandeis Law Society profiles list Pennsylvania among his admissions.

Disambiguation caveat (important). "Stanton D. Weinstein" and "Peter D. Weinstein" are different attorneys. Peter D. Weinstein, Ph.D. (California bar, Boston College Law School, ex-Baxter Healthcare and Fish & Richardson) is the founder/CEO of Entralta and is the Weinstein signing Entralta complaints, including a Bell's Palsy IVIG patent case and a slide-scanner patent case. The Entralta/firm attribution in the tracked data for Stanton D. Weinstein appears to be a name-confusion error, and the single "plaintiff-side counsel" appearance should be treated as unverified until the docket is checked directly.