When Jeffery Zinn went to work in late June as general counsel at Barcoding Inc., of Baltimore, it was the second time he'd been hired to create a corporation's legal department. Zinn said he's had "really good experiences, with choice assignments" at law firms big and small, but he considers in-house work a better fit for him. Zinn began his legal career with Fila USA as one of three lawyers with the sportswear company based first in Hunt Valley, and then in Sparks. He learned to work in intellectual property, something he hadn't focused on in law school but which he says the right person can pick up on the job. Companies often assume that a younger lawyer will understand technological and other IP-related issues, Zinn said, laughing. And, he enjoyed meeting such world-famous athletes...
Barcoding's breakthrough Barcoding Inc., a Baltimore-based company that installs and integrates wireless barcode systems using handheld portable computing devices, said it was granted a patent by the United States Patent and Trademark Office for a new wireless alert system. The technology, dubbed e-Action, is an Internet protocol-based system for remote wireless alert transmission and action. Designed to be worn or carried, e-Action allows the user to transmit critical commands from any location on the work site to mechanical devices, including heavy machinery and manufacturing processes. The system has the potential to avert industrial accidents and/or disasters, the company said.
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