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| Attorney Castillo is also a Patent Attorney and worked for a major Silicon Valley law firm practicing patent prosecution and litigation. He is registered to practice before the U. S. Patent and Trademark Office. |
| To schedule a consultation, please call tel. (281) 340-2027 |
| 14090 Southwest Freeway, Suite 300, Sugar Land, TX 77478 Tel (281) 340-2027; (281) 980-1385 Toll Free Fax 1 (866) 416-0059 E-mail: questions@gcastillolaw.com Business Hours: 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Mondays to Fridays Saturday appointments available from 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. (Strictly by appointment only) In California, call tel. (650) 270-5239 to schedule an appointment or a teleconference with Attorney Castillo. |
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GERMAN CASTILLO LAW OFFICE, P.C.
| Immigration Law and Intellectual Property |
| A P r o f e s s i o n a l C o r p o r a t i o n |
Attorney German Castillo is a 1995 graduate of the South Texas College of Law, the most prominent and
recognized private law school in South Texas. He graduated Cum Laude/Top 10% of his class. He
completed Assistant Articles Editorship for South Texas Law Review with "honors." He was a Dean’s List in
Spring of 93, Fall of 93, Spring of 94, Fall of 94, and Spring of 95. He was a member of “Order of the Lytae,”
an honorary fraternity in Patent Office Procedure. He was member of the “Appellate Advocacy” (South
Texas Leroy Jeffers Competition). He was placed into the Octi-Finals (from an original field of over 70
teams). He has "A" average in courses graded on legal research and writing ability. Course work
emphasized intellectual property (patent, copyright, trademark, trade secret) and business litigation
(antitrust, business torts, oil and gas law, aerospace law, insurance). He graduated top 10% of the class
from the University of Houston with B.S. in Mechanical Engineering degree in 1989.
BAR ADMITTANCE
Attorney Castillo was admitted to the State Bar of Texas in 1996. He was also admitted to the U.S. Patent
and Trademark Office as a Patent Attorney in 2002. He is authorized to practice before the Supreme Court
of Texas and U.S. Patent Trademark Court Office.
AREAS OF PRACTICE
Attorney Castillo practices Immigration Law focusing on employment and family-based immigration.** He
has hundreds of cases approved and granted by the U.S. Citizenship Immigration Service. His research and
responses receive commendation from the Officers of the Texas Service Center. He also practices Intellectual
Property/Patent Law.
HIS CLIENTELE
His clients reside throughout the United States, Canada, Asia, and Europe. He is fluent in spoken and
written Spanish and conversational in Tagalog/Pilipino. He has an sub-office in Manila, Philippines.
MEDIA INVOLVEMENT
Attorney Castillo is the official Immigration Advisor of Asian American Times, the first Asian American
Business Review largely circulated in Northern California and with copies also distributed in Southern
California, Hawaii, and the Midwest. His monthly column on Immigration News and Updates in Asian
American Times has received numerous response from the community. Attorney Castillo's articles are also
published in Law Digest, Pakistan Chronicle, and Indo-American News.
PAST WORK EXPERIENCES
Prior to establishing his own practice, Attorney Castillo worked in several law firms practicing Intellectual
Property and Immigration Law. He is currently called upon to assist immigration law firms in various
communities dealing with difficult RFEs and Appeals. Attorney Castillo also worked in the heart of the
Silicon Valley area, in Palo Alto California, practicing Intellectual Property/Patent Law with clients such as
inventions for Polycom, 3COM, Apple and Veritas dealt with software and network technologies. While,
inventions for clients like Read-Rite dealt with the material science/crystallography of magnetic hardware.
Other inventions for smaller inventors dealt with lower technology issues such as the construction of snow
chains and foot apparel.
Attorney Castillo also worked for Unisys, Chevron, United Space Alliance/NASA, and Lockheed Martin.
recognized private law school in South Texas. He graduated Cum Laude/Top 10% of his class. He
completed Assistant Articles Editorship for South Texas Law Review with "honors." He was a Dean’s List in
Spring of 93, Fall of 93, Spring of 94, Fall of 94, and Spring of 95. He was a member of “Order of the Lytae,”
an honorary fraternity in Patent Office Procedure. He was member of the “Appellate Advocacy” (South
Texas Leroy Jeffers Competition). He was placed into the Octi-Finals (from an original field of over 70
teams). He has "A" average in courses graded on legal research and writing ability. Course work
emphasized intellectual property (patent, copyright, trademark, trade secret) and business litigation
(antitrust, business torts, oil and gas law, aerospace law, insurance). He graduated top 10% of the class
from the University of Houston with B.S. in Mechanical Engineering degree in 1989.
BAR ADMITTANCE
Attorney Castillo was admitted to the State Bar of Texas in 1996. He was also admitted to the U.S. Patent
and Trademark Office as a Patent Attorney in 2002. He is authorized to practice before the Supreme Court
of Texas and U.S. Patent Trademark Court Office.
AREAS OF PRACTICE
Attorney Castillo practices Immigration Law focusing on employment and family-based immigration.** He
has hundreds of cases approved and granted by the U.S. Citizenship Immigration Service. His research and
responses receive commendation from the Officers of the Texas Service Center. He also practices Intellectual
Property/Patent Law.
HIS CLIENTELE
His clients reside throughout the United States, Canada, Asia, and Europe. He is fluent in spoken and
written Spanish and conversational in Tagalog/Pilipino. He has an sub-office in Manila, Philippines.
MEDIA INVOLVEMENT
Attorney Castillo is the official Immigration Advisor of Asian American Times, the first Asian American
Business Review largely circulated in Northern California and with copies also distributed in Southern
California, Hawaii, and the Midwest. His monthly column on Immigration News and Updates in Asian
American Times has received numerous response from the community. Attorney Castillo's articles are also
published in Law Digest, Pakistan Chronicle, and Indo-American News.
PAST WORK EXPERIENCES
Prior to establishing his own practice, Attorney Castillo worked in several law firms practicing Intellectual
Property and Immigration Law. He is currently called upon to assist immigration law firms in various
communities dealing with difficult RFEs and Appeals. Attorney Castillo also worked in the heart of the
Silicon Valley area, in Palo Alto California, practicing Intellectual Property/Patent Law with clients such as
inventions for Polycom, 3COM, Apple and Veritas dealt with software and network technologies. While,
inventions for clients like Read-Rite dealt with the material science/crystallography of magnetic hardware.
Other inventions for smaller inventors dealt with lower technology issues such as the construction of snow
chains and foot apparel.
Attorney Castillo also worked for Unisys, Chevron, United Space Alliance/NASA, and Lockheed Martin.
| German Castillo Law Office, P.C. 14090 Southwest Freeway, Suite 300, Sugar Land, TX 77478 Tel (281) 340-2027; (281) 980-1385; Toll Free Fax 1 (866) 416-0059; California: Tel (650) 270-5239 INTERNATIONAL OFFICE: PHILIPPINES: 6/F Padilla Building, Emerald Avenue, Ortigas Center, Pasig City, Philippines Tel (63-918) 906-8142 Fax (63-2) 631-1546 |
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READ OTHER ARTICLES WRITTEN BY ATTY. CASTILLO
Atty. German Castillo on Immigration Issues
An interview by Asian American Times Editor
An interview by Asian American Times Editor
