Floyd Edwin Ivey

Floyd Ivey completed his BS in Electronic Engineering in 1962. was Commissioned as an Officer in the US Navy and served as the E Division Officer on the aircraft carrier USS Hornet with service in the Sea of Japan and in the South China Sea during the Cold War seeing contacts with Russian Man Of War ships and Russian Badger bombers. Then following the Navy Ivey was an Electronic Engineer with Edgerton, Germeshausen, and Grier (later renamed EG&G Inc.) working with projects at the Nevada Test Site including NERVA(Nuclear Reactor for Interplanetary Space Travel at Jackass Flats Nevada) and Special Weapons Testing at Frenchman's Flats Nevada. Ivey completed his Master of Business Administration in 1971 and then attended Law School at Gonzaga Law School in Spokane Washington completing his Juris Doctor in 1976. He worked with MacGillivary Jones Law Fire in Spokane and thereafter joined Loney, Westland, Sonderman and Egan becoming a partner in 1979. In 1990 Ivey studied for and was licensed as a Registered Patent Attorney in 1992 and has prepared, filed and prosecuted Patent Applications for technologies including Nuclear Power, Medical Isotopes, Food Processing, Fishing, Agriculture, Sports, Electronics, Chemical/Medical, Construction and in other fields.

Attorney Ivey is available in his office 10 - 6 Mon - Fri and by appointment during other hours and on weekends. Ivey's practice has involved litigation in most fields and has found that the conflict and argument encountered in State and Federal Courts has been precisely beneficial in meeting arguments submitted by Patent Examiners in refuting and overcoming their rejection of Patent Claims.

Ivey has served as Arbitrator and has pursued Intellectual Property disputed by Arbitration and in State and Federal Court.

Ivey is generally available at cell 509 948 0943 and at feivey@3-cities.com.

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  I've drafted, filed and prosecuted patents for technology involving nuclear reactors, medical isotopes, agricultural equipment, hunting and fishing devices, pillow cases and many other technologies, Patent Law is a speciality meaning that a separate License must be obtained from the United States Of America Department of Commerce which requires the applicant to have a scientific background including education - my background includes a BS Electronic Engineering and work at the Nevada Test Site on Nuclear Reactor Rocket Development and Nuclear Weapons Testing.

Washington

Since 1976

9th Circuit

Since 1980

Federal Circuit

Since 1992

U.S. Supreme Court

Since 1983

Gonzaga University School of Law

J.D. (1976) | Law

1973 - 1976

Honors: Cum Laude

Activities: Law Review "Relative Contribution Among Tortfeasors: Time for Judicial Change or the Washington Rule?"

University of Nevada-Las Vegas

MBA (1971) | Master of Business Administration

1969 - 1971

University of New Mexico

B.S. (1964) | Electrical Engineering

1960 - 1964

Washington State Bar  # 6888

Member

1976 - Current

Q. Can I pickup thus trademark if it’s dead

October 26, 2020

A: It may show as dead because of a error in the calendar. A trademark attorney will have to review the history of the mark for information suggestive of your use as a good or a bad idea. You may be infringing if the renewal failure was an oversight.

See an attorney.

Q. Trademark certificate has Disclaimer what does it mean?

October 26, 2020

A: That means you can't stop others from using the generic words except when selling the goods you sell when using the same or similar trademark phrase.

Q. The one word title for my intended novel is the same as a published U.S. 4 book series. Could I be infringing trademark?

October 25, 2020

A: Titles are not protected.