BILL HULSEY LAWYER - PATENT & IP - is the founder of HULSEY PC and practices in both in both Austin, Texas and Memphis, Tennessee. BILL HULSEY LAWYER has earned the Martindale-Hubbell Client Champion Platinum Recognition, as well as Martindale-Hubbell AV-Preeminent Judicial Edition" peer review rating. In addition, Mr. Hulsey is Special Patent Counsel for the Rochester, New York firm of Boylan Code, LLP. He is a member of the State Bars of Texas, Tennessee and New York and Registered to Practice before the United States Patent & Trademark Office. BILL HULSEY LAWYER has also been named him a "Top Rated Texas Attorney for Ethics and Legal Ability" (d) awarded him repeated with their "Client Distinction Award" based on multiple evaluations of his client service and relationships skills, and (e) listed him in their Bar Registry of Preeminent Attorneys. He is listed among The Best Lawyers in America for patent law, and Hulsey PC as one The Best Law Firms in America. Bill has been recognized with a "Top 1% Most Honored Professionals" award by The American Registry. For the past five years, www.Avvo.com, America's largest on-line attorney directory, has both rated Mr. Hulsey as "10 out of 10-Superb" and recognized him with their "Clients Choice Award" in the areas of Patent Law, Trademark Law, and Licensing Law. During this period, www.Avvo.com has continuously ranked his patent practice with their highest client rating in America of all practicing U.S. patent attorneys.
Mr. Hulsey serves as a Global Fellow of the IC2 Institute of the University of Texas at Austin and has served on the Board of Directors for the Central Texas Regional Center for Innovation and Commercialization (RCIC), as well as over five years on RCIC Selection Committees in the Central Texas. Mr. Hulsey has served on the Selection Committee for the Central Texas Regional Center for Innovation & Commercialization under The State of Texas Emerging Technology Fund Program. In 2011, Bill wrote the submission to the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office for the City of Austin to receive a USPTO Satellite Office, which assisted in Texas' successful selection for the new U.S. Patent Office in Dallas, Texas."