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Kevin O. Grange

Partner
Office Managing Partner, Utah

Utah
T: +1 801.304.4680 kgrange@lowenstein.com
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Kevin Grange is a third-generation electrical engineer with a reputation for being the go-to patent attorney for clients developing revolutionary technologies. With thousands of patents successfully filed and granted over the course of his career, Kevin has built a nationally recognized practice, with rankings in leading directories including Chambers USA and Intellectual Asset Management (IAM) Patent 1000 since 2017, and in IAM Strategy 300: The World’s Leading IP Strategists every year since 2023. 

Whether a Fortune 50 company, an early-stage startup, or a solo inventor, Kevin’s clients value him for asking the right questions, resulting in smoother filing processes and stronger patent applications that protect their most important innovations. With a background in electrical and computer engineering, Kevin’s approach is rooted in understanding every detail about his client’s innovation, including its unique features and commercial viability. He focuses on procuring patents for developments that support business goals and future product development efforts.

A direct and effective communicator, Kevin is able to articulate even the most nuanced technical concepts in a manner that can be understood by inventors, founders, owners, presidents, CEOs, and in-house counsel alike. Notably, he has an outstanding track record in working productively with patent examiners and in writing claims that not only avoid prior art but also protect the client’s product and allow for some degree of flexibility.

Kevin is valued for his deep knowledge of patent law. As a result, he is frequently called upon to provide continuing legal education presentations to clients and to colleagues within the firm.

Kevin has an extensive practice in areas such as wireless technologies (radios, antennas, baseband processors, phased-array antennas and circuitry), touch interface technologies, USB technologies, memory technologies, machine learning, accelerators (GPUs, DPUs), energy recovery solutions, pumping systems, gaming and entertainment, laptops and workstations, switch and networking technologies, cloud and data centers, embedded systems, mobile device wireless technology, cloud-computing services, wearable devices, and the Internet of Things (IoT).

Kevin serves as Office Managing Partner and founding partner of Lowenstein’s Utah office, which he established in 2015. With a practice anchored in Silicon Valley, he advises companies at every stage, from garage startups to industry giants, across the Bay Area, the Silicon Slopes, New York, and beyond.

Focused on community and committed to pro bono work, Kevin was awarded the USPTO’s Patent Pro Bono Certificate for four consecutive years and the Outstanding Mentor Award by the Utah State Bar in 2017.

  • Preparation and prosecution of patent applications related to cloud computing technologies, including web services, machine learning, and other artificial intelligence (AI) technologies.
  • Participation in the patent work related to the development of radio and antenna technology for leading electronic devices.
  • Representation of Nvidia, a global technology company that designs graphics processing units for the gaming and professional markets, as well as system on a chip (SoC) units for the mobile computing and automotive market, in connection with the preparation and prosecution of patent applications related to GPU image processing, computer graphics, and machine learning.
  • Representation of Rambus, an American technology company that designs, develops, and licenses chip interface technologies and architectures that are used in digital electronics products, in connection with the preparation and prosecution of patent applications related to memory and cryptography.
  • Representation of a major technology company’s research and development team in connection with the preparation and prosecution of patent applications relating to the design and engineering of high-profile consumer electronic devices.
  • Handling of portfolio management and strategy for a global semiconductor chip manufacturer.
  • Management of a patent portfolio for growing Utah-based video streaming companies acquired by a Fortune 100 company.
  • Representation of a Fortune 200 telecommunications company in connection with the preparation and prosecution of patent applications related to their 5G network product lines.
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Education

  • Santa Clara University School of Law (J.D. 2005), Recipient of High Technology Law Certificate

    Utah State University (B.S. 2001), Electrical Engineering

Affiliations

  • Intellectual Property Law Section of the State Bar of California
  • Intellectual Property Law Section of Utah State Bar
  • BYU Management Society
  • J. Reuben Clark Law Society
  • Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)

Admissions

  • California
  • Utah
  • United States Patent and Trademark Office

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