Christopher Mayle

Christopher Mayle is a senior patent attorney at Bold Patents in Tampa, Florida. He works with inventors and businesses on protecting new ideas through patent law. His practice draws on a background in mechanical and biomechanical engineering, allowing him to examine the technical details involved in inventions. He works within an intellectual property firm that assists clients with patent protection and related questions concerning their products and innovations.

Christopher received a degree in mechanical engineering with a minor in biomechanical engineering from the University of Florida. He later earned a Juris Doctorate from the University of Illinois. In law school, he participated in intellectual property moot court and belonged to the Intellectual Property Society and the Black Law Students Association. This combination of engineering and legal education informs his work with technical inventions and legal protection.

During law school, Christopher worked with the University of Illinois General Counsel on trademark, copyright, and contract issues. He also worked at a law firm preparing legal memoranda about trademark matters. Those experiences exposed him to different forms of intellectual property protection beyond patents. At Bold Patents, his engineering knowledge and legal background help him understand invention disclosures and communicate legal considerations to innovators.

Christopher Mayle is a member of the Florida Bar and the Hillsborough County Bar Association. His background bridges engineering and intellectual property law, giving him a useful perspective on the intersection of technical design and legal rights. He focuses on working with inventors to understand their ideas and the steps associated with protecting innovation. He uses his technical background to assist with patent-related issues for inventors and businesses based in Florida and beyond.

Law Office Affiliations

• Attorney, Bold IP, PLLC
• Member, The Florida Bar
• Member, Hillsborough County Bar Association

Licensed State

• Florida

Education

• University of Illinois
  Juris Doctor (JD)
• University of Florida
  Degree in Mechanical Engineering, minor in Biomechanical Engineering

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