Michael Lechter

Michael Lechter

Chester Carlson, another young inventor, took his idea to 20 big
corporations in the 1940s. After seven years of rejections, he was
able to persuade Haloid, a small Rochester, New York, company, to
purchase the rights to his electrostatic paper- copying process.
Haloid has become Xerox Corporation.

Michael Lechter, since the 1970's has specialized in intellectual property law and is Counsel to the international law firm of Squire, Sanders & Dempsey L.L.P., in addition to serving as an Adjunct Professor at Arizona State University's College of Engineering. He is a patent attorney who has been admitted to practice in a number of states as well as to the Patent Bar. As well as authoring several books Michael has lectured extensively throughout the world on intellectual property law. Michael can be reached at mlechter@richdad.com.

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