Danielle K. Morrow is Of Counsel at Setter Roche Smith & Shellenberger LLP, where she focuses her practice on patent preparation and prosecution involving computing hardware and software, wireless communications, software security, integrated circuits, and other advanced technologies.

Before becoming a patent attorney, Danielle worked as an engineer in the software and wireless communications fields. She designed, implemented, and tested sophisticated software systems and worked directly with wireless communications technology. Her engineering background gives her a practical understanding of the technical challenges facing inventors and technology companies.

Danielle has substantial experience preparing and prosecuting patents across a broad range of technologies, including software, communications and networking, microprocessors, cloud technology, user interfaces, digital assistants, search technology, and semiconductor systems. She also has experience with patent infringement and invalidity analysis.

Danielle earned her J.D. from the University of Denver and her B.S. in Electrical Engineering, with Distinction in the Major, from San Diego State University, where she focused on wireless communications and digital signal processing. Her combination of engineering experience and patent-law practice allows her to understand sophisticated technologies and help clients protect their innovations.