Stephen Henderson Cagle is a lawyer practicing merger reviews & challenges, trade regulation & unfair competition, ip transactions and 7 other areas of law. Stephen received a B.A. degree from DePauw University in 1968, and has been licensed for 55 years. Stephen practices at Winston & Strawn LLP in Houston, TX.
Publications & Speaking Engagements
Speeches
"Current Topics in Patent Litigation." Summer Institute, Texas Association of Defense Counsel, (2006).
"Intellectual Property in Assessment of an Investment." 24th Annual Corporate Counsel Roundtable, (2002).
"Protecting Your Technology/Invention." Houston Technology Center, (2000).
"35 USC 102(e) Prior Act." Southwestern Legal Institute, (1999).
"Preparing for Trial: Effective Uses of Mock Trials, Bench Trial Studies, Focus Groups, and Trial Consultants." State Bar of Texas, Advanced Intellectual Property Law Course, (1997).
"Patent Law." Southwestern Legal Institute, (1988 - 1999).
Books
Practice Manual for The Mead Corporation. Corporate Advisory, 1980.
Patent Law Handbook. Clark Boardman & Company, 1988, Co-author of various chapters, 1988-92.
Advising Indiana Business, Practice Manual. Section on Patents, Trademarks, and Copyrights, 1980.
Member: American Bar Association; American Intellectual Property Law Association; College of the State Bar of Texas; Federal Circuit Bar Association; Houston Bar Association; Licensing Executive Society; State Bar of Texas (Member, Intellectual Property Law Section); Texas Association of Defense Counsel. Fellow: Texas Bar Foundation (Life Fellow).
1111 Louisiana, 25th Fl.Houston, TX 77002-5242U.S.A.
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