Fatema Ghasletwala Email & Phone Number

United States

I focused my practice on intellectual property matters, including trademark and copyright prosecution and enforcement, domain name disputes, and trademark and copyright litigation. I counseled clients on trademark strategy, including clearance, prosecution, enforcement, and maintenance, expungement, and reexamination; prepared and drafted responses to.

I worked alongside Judge Jones and his full-time clerks to draft orders, research issues, prepare bench memoranda, and observe judicial proceedings. I participated in a weekly classroom component taught by the Honorable Mitchell S. Goldberg.

I focused this summer on intellectual property and technology matters. I researched and drafted analyses of various copyright licenses among parent and subsidiary companies, reviewed recording agreements for assignment/work for hire language in a high-profile music copyright litigation, and assisted with various IP litigation matters.

I was selected as the Blank Rome Diversity Scholar for the Philadelphia office. As a 1L summer associate, I worked across practice areas. I researched and drafted memoranda for the litigation practice group on topics such as spoliation of evidence, hearsay, false advertising, and non-compete law. I drafted various 501(c)(3) IRS exempt status applications.

I was one of 13 Project Analysts at the Firm. I worked with attorneys to meet the needs of clients by drafting reports, conducting legal research, analyzing financial data, tracking regulatory activity, and monitoring industry trends. My three main practice areas in the legal rotation were: (1) Antitrust; (2) Consumer Product Safety; and (3) Employment.

At SmithBucklin, I worked mainly on four clients: National Association of Healthcare Access Management, National Society of Genetic Counselors, North American Association of Food Equipment Manufacturers, and Society of Gastroenterology Nurses and Associates.For the duration of my internship, I curated blog posts for the National Association of Healthcare.

I was the inaugural undergraduate intern in the Appellate Division's new internship program. As such, I was also the only undergraduate intern at that time. In my role, I analyzed cases for finality per code to determine eligibility for the Civil Appeals Settlement Program (CASP). I tracked the status of all cases submitted for CASP by creating a.

I engaged in collaborative, invitation-only networking, leadership, and technical events and attended professional development sessions dedicated to strategic thinking and technical development.

As a research assistant to Professor Adam Ziegfeld for his forthcoming book, I researched election alliances and seat-sharing agreements in Indian elections using LexisNexis and Factiva, specializing in Lok Sabha and Vidhan Sabha elections in the state of Gujarat.I analyzed local and federal election reports dating back to 1960 using Excel and SPSS to find.

I was selected nationally as one of twenty-two participants in a fully-funded public policy analysis and research-based solution crafting intensive seminar. I delivered two policy memos for a final project competition to top AEI Scholars covering foreign and security policy, domestic policy, and tax policy.

I corresponded with and provided customer service to constituents. I used Intranet Quorum (IQ) system to organize constituent services and correspondence. I researched and tracked legislative issues using LexisNexis and Thomas, working closely with the healthcare legislative assistant (LA). To that end, I attended briefings weekly, drafted memos, and.

I was a research Assistant to Dr. Theodore Christov for his book "Before Anarchy: Hobbes and His Critics in Modern International Thought." I researched and contributed to the chapter on Jean-Jaques Rousseau’s lasting effect on foreign relations and various interpretations of his work in the formation of both old and new international relations paradigms.

I interacted with constituents, drafted agency letters, and handled constituent casework (casework intake) on Intranet Quorum (IQ) system. I specialized in assisting constituents with Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, and other welfare/healthcare services.

Doctor Of Law - Jd, Cum Laude

Activities and Societies: Member of Women's Law Caucus, South Asian Law Students Association, First-Generation Law Students Association.

Bachelor’S Degree, Political Science (Public Policy Focus), Summa Cum Laude

Activities and Societies: Residence Hall Association- Minor in Law & Society - University Honors Program - Cumulative GPA: 3.8 - Major.

High School Diploma

Activities and Societies: President of National Honor Society