Benjamin Dailey

Benjamin Dailey is an associate at Holland & Hart LLP in Boise and an attorney in the firm’s electrical engineering patent group. His practice focuses on patent preparation and prosecution for inventions involving physics, electrical technologies, and computer-related arts. He works as part of a team of attorneys, patent agents, and patent engineers serving sophisticated technology clients, including businesses in the wireless communications industry.

Dailey earned a J.D. from William & Mary School of Law in 2016. He received a B.S. from Brigham Young University-Idaho in 2013, where he studied physics and served as an IBR Company President. His scientific training gives him a technical foundation for understanding inventions, working with inventors and engineering teams, and preparing patent applications that require careful treatment of complex technical concepts.

His experience includes domestic and international patent preparation and prosecution. Dailey’s work requires translating technical developments into clear patent disclosures and supporting clients through the prosecution process before patent offices. His background in physics is particularly relevant to matters involving electrical and computer-related technologies, while his work within a multidisciplinary patent team supports coordinated advice for companies developing and protecting technology portfolios across multiple markets.

Benjamin Dailey brings together legal training and a physics background in an intellectual property practice focused on patent rights. He also contributed as lead footnote editor to the AIPLA/BNA treatise Patents and Standards: Practice, Policy, and Enforcement. His practice supports technology companies seeking practical guidance on preparing, filing, and advancing patent applications in the United States and internationally.

Law Office Affiliations

• Attorney, Holland & Hart LLP
• Member, Colorado Bar Association

Licensed State

• Colorado

Education

• William & Mary School of Law
  Juris Doctor (JD)
• Brigham Young University-Idaho
  Bachelor of Science (BS) in Physics

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