Daniel Francois Albert is registered with the US Patent and Trademark Office as a patent attorney. Daniel works preparing patent applications and office action response for various technologies including computer hardware and software, mechanical, electromechanical and biomedical devices.  Daniel also performs various legal research tasks related to intellectual property matters.

Daniel has a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering from Tulane University and has worked as a medical research assistant at Tulane School of Medicine.  Daniel was a summer law clerk in 2005.  During that time he drafted original petitions, discovery motions, interrogatories, admissions, and productions.  He performed legal research and wrote memorandums related thereto.  Daniel has been as a research assistant to Charles Smith, Professor of intellectual property and patent law at North Carolina Central.

Daniel is also proficient with aspects of computer hardware and software, being a Microsoft certified systems engineer and Comptia A+ certified computer technician with networking experience.

Daniel also holds an MBA degree from University of New Orleans with highest honors, is a recent graduate with a JD from North Carolina Central University School of Law where he was an active participant in the Law Journal and the Trial Team, and is a graduate of Northwestern University where he received an LLM.  His executive positions at NC Central included Chairman of the Intellectual Property Society and Vice-Chairman of the Moot Court Board.  His professional memberships include the IP Section of the ABA and student liaison to the education committee of the American Intellectual Property Law Association.   He is a licensed attorney in Texas.