Magno specializes in patent matters, combining thorough technical knowledge with practical legal advice to help clients create and maintain a patent portfolio of lasting value. He is founding partner of Wardon IP Group.
Magno’s experience in the field of patent law is extensive and includes prosecution, counseling, due diligence, freedom to operate, patentability studies, opinion work, and procurement. His practice spans a diverse range of technical disciplines, including industrial processes, mechanical devices, electronics, telecommunications, computer-related inventions, business methods, automotive accessories, conventional power generation, alternative energies, autonomous robotics, computer vision, wearable technologies, telecommunications, and data compression/encoding, among others.
As an inventor of several issued MX and U.S. Patents, Magno understands a client’s perspective in dealing with intellectual property matters. In addition to managing complex intellectual property portfolios, Magno also assists clients with licensing agreements, opinion work, infringement and validity matters, and various litigation services.
During his research program at Cornell University, Magno had projects in the field of mechanics and materials, including the development of mechanisms with six degrees of freedom in a kinematic environment exposed to random impacts for drones; and also had collaborated for the 2005 RoboCup team in the Small Size League competition in Osaka, Japan 2005 (2nd place).
As a professional, Magno started as a systems integrator wherein he utilized his skills providing automation services for homes in Mexico, wherein, in order to meet the specific needs of each customer, he identified different tailored solutions that were able to be reflected in innovative devices, methods and systems (currently under patent prosecution), including human-realtime interaction by motionless means (for people with reduced mobility), which were also developed in his own systems/mechanics/electronics workshop.
Furthermore, since his knowledge about technology became relevant for the IP field in Mexico, Magno started to collaborate for the IP firm Calderon & De La Sierra (C&S), wherein his work was rapidly distinguished by its thorough technical knowledge and legal advice to help clients obtain patents fast.
While his principal activities have traditionally encompassed complex cases and domestic clients, he has also been active in drafting, counseling, prosecution, infringement, searches and strategy for patents, including fields pertaining to business methods, CRM, therapeutics, mechanics, electronics, computer science, telecommunications, materials, hydrocarbons, industrial designs and correlations of these fields, of several multinational technology companies.
His practice is focused on all aspects of Patent law and practice; he has obtained several patent registrations for domestic and international companies; overcoming rejections, for various patents applied to a wide range of technologies.
State Youth Award in Innovation and Technology 2011.
Global Quality Gold Award 2014-2015 for his activities, importance, influence and projection.
Juror for the State Youth Award in Innovation and Technology 2012.
Currently part of the National Register of Scientific and Technological Research Institutions by the Mexican Council for Science and Technology (CONACyT). The only and exclusive register for Science and Technology in Mexico.
