FIRM HIGHLIGHTS
Campbell IP Law Opens Rochester Office to Support Innovation and Growth
Published November 1, 2025
Campbell IP Law is pleased to announce the opening of our new branch office in Rochester, Minnesota, a city rapidly emerging as a hub for innovation, entrepreneurship, and research-driven enterprise. With large-scale initiatives like Destination Medical Center fueling growth, we recognized a long-standing need for dedicated intellectual property counsel to serve Rochester’s thriving business ecosystem.
Our new office is located within Collider’s coworking space in the Minnesota BioBusiness Center (221 1st Ave SW, Suite 610), placing us at the heart of Rochester’s entrepreneurial community. Collider’s mission, to activate, connect, and empower early-stage entrepreneurs through personalized support, education, and storytelling, aligns perfectly with our commitment to helping innovators protect and leverage their intellectual assets.
By establishing a presence in Rochester, we aim to provide strategic IP guidance to startups, research institutions, and established companies alike. Whether you're navigating patent filings, licensing deals, or IP strategy for growth and funding, our team is ready to support your journey.
We invite you to stop by, say hello, and explore how Campbell IP Law can help protect what you’re building. Free initial consultations are available, please use the “Contact Us” link on this page to get in touch.
Campbell IP Law Welcomes Partner Nathan Rau
September 13, 2024
Campbell IP Law is proud to announce the addition of Nathan M. Rau as a partner in the firm. Nathan brings over 20 years of experience in patent law, with an impressive career spanning senior legal roles at IBM, Microsoft, and multiple law firms, as well as serving as Acting General Counsel and Director of Intellectual Property for a quantum computing startup.
Nathan’s arrival marks a strategic expansion of our firm’s capabilities in artificial intelligence, software, hardware, and other innovation-driven sectors. His deep technical background in AI and computer-related technologies enhances our ability to serve clients at the forefront of these rapidly evolving industries. From drafting and prosecuting patents to aligning IP strategy with business objectives, Nathan’s approach reflects the comprehensive thinking and entrepreneurial insight that defines Campbell IP Law.
Guest Lecture for Stanford University's Clinical Excellence Research Center
May 26, 2021
Jason Campbell, founder of Campbell IP Law, was honored to present a guest seminar to fellows of the Design, Innovation, and Clinical Entrepreneurship Fellowship of Stanford University School of Medicine’s Clinical Excellence Research Center.
His presentation, titled “Protection of Intellectual Assets: Best Practice Considerations for Technology Development,” explored how early-stage innovators can strategically safeguard their IP while aligning protection efforts with long-term business and clinical goals. Drawing on nearly two decades of experience in high-value IP transactions and global strategy, Jason shared actionable insights tailored to the unique challenges faced by healthcare entrepreneurs and technology developers.
Campbell IP Law is proud to support the next generation of clinical innovators as they translate breakthrough ideas into sustainable, protected solutions.
Guest Lecture at University of Minnesota, Biomedical Engineering Senior Design Course
March 29, 2017
Jason Campbell, founder of Campbell IP Law, was invited to provide a guest lecture to senior students in the Biomedical Engineering Design Course at the University of Minnesota. His presentation, “Basics of Intellectual Property Law: Risk Management and Protection Strategies for Product Development,” offered a practical roadmap for student innovators navigating the intersection of engineering and IP. The session emphasized real-world scenarios in medical device development, equipping students with tools to think critically about IP from concept to market.
Campbell IP Law Weighs In on Patent Reform in Star Tribune Interview
April 20, 2016
Jason Campbell, founder of Campbell IP Law, was interviewed by the Star Tribune and quoted in, “Legislators Crack Down on Patent Trolls Who Target Small Businesses,” which covered legislative efforts to curb abusive patent enforcement practices.
While the published quote focused on the burden of costly legal representation in the absence of a legislative solution, Jason also provided the journalist with broader context on how vague patent claims and aggressive demand letters can disrupt innovation and disproportionately impact startups and small enterprises.
Campbell IP Law continues to advocate for balanced IP policy that protects legitimate patent holders while shielding entrepreneurs from predatory tactics. We recognize how vulnerable small businesses can be to these practices, which is why we strive to offer accessible, transparent pricing and strategic guidance tailored to early-stage companies and entrepreneurs. Our goal is to help innovators protect their ideas and avoid falling prey to patent infringement assertions.