Masafumi Motoyama
After studying nuclear physics at Nagoya University and gaining experience in research and development of wood-based resin materials at a building materials manufacturer, he began his career in the patent field in 2000. Since joining Shinjyu Global IP in 2003, he has obtained his patent attorney qualification, quickly advanced to team leader, and for over 20 years has handled a wide range of cases, primarily in the fields of mechanics, control, and software.
- Education
- Nagoya University
BEng (Nuclear Engineering) - Practice Areas
- Mechanical Patents
Software Patents
Practice Areas
He is engaged in the preparation of patent specifications, office action responses, and legal opinions for both domestic and foreign cases. Shortly after joining the firm, he passed the patent attorney examination and was promoted to team leader within one year. For more than 20 years, he has served as the primary contact attorney for multiple domestic and international clients, handling cases mainly in mechanics, control, and software. In recent years, he has also participated in meetings from the invention mining stage, working closely with inventors and offering strategic proposals to ensure appropriate protection of their ideas.
Education and Career
1994 B.Eng. in Nuclear Engineering, Nagoya University
1994 Joined Juken Sangyo Co., Ltd. (currently WOODONE Co., Ltd.), engaged in research and development of wood-based resin materials
2000 Joined ”原謙三国際特許事務所”
2003 Joined Shinju Global IP
Qualifications
1996 Second Class Radiation Protection Supervisor
2003 Registered Japanese Patent Attorney
2005 Qualified as Patent Litigation Counsel in Japan
Languages
Japanese and English
Additional Information
He studied nuclear physics at university, focusing on energy engineering, reactor engineering, and nuclear engineering.
He is engaged in the preparation of patent specifications, office action responses, and legal opinions for both domestic and foreign cases. Shortly after joining the firm, he passed the patent attorney examination and was promoted to team leader within one year. For more than 20 years, he has served as the primary contact attorney for multiple domestic and international clients, handling cases mainly in mechanics, control, and software. In recent years, he has also participated in meetings from the invention mining stage, working closely with inventors and offering strategic proposals to ensure appropriate protection of their ideas.
Education and Career
1994 B.Eng. in Nuclear Engineering, Nagoya University
1994 Joined Juken Sangyo Co., Ltd. (currently WOODONE Co., Ltd.), engaged in research and development of wood-based resin materials
2000 Joined ”原謙三国際特許事務所”
2003 Joined Shinju Global IP
Qualifications
1996 Second Class Radiation Protection Supervisor
2003 Registered Japanese Patent Attorney
2005 Qualified as Patent Litigation Counsel in Japan
Languages
Japanese and English
Additional Information
He studied nuclear physics at university, focusing on energy engineering, reactor engineering, and nuclear engineering.
