James Rogan, the new director of the Patent and Trademark Office, is known more for his savvy for operating in official Washington than he is for his knowledge of the technical agency he now oversees.
March 04, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legal Times
In his spacious, ninth-floor Crystal City office, James Rogan is in his element.
From floor to ceiling, blanketing every wall, are yellowing political posters: Reagan for Governor; Nixon/Agnew; George Bush for Senate — samples from an enormous collection of political memorabilia the former California congressman began amassing at age 10.
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