Kayleigh E. Mcglynn Email & Phone Number

Kayleigh McGlynn is a litigation Associate in the Boston office of Fish & Richardson. Kayleigh was previously a summer associate at Fish.Kayleigh is an integral member of Fish’s litigation team focused on patent, trade secret, and copyright litigation in U.S. district courts. Her litigation experience spans a diverse range of technologies including life sciences, biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, computer software, energy, and consumer products.Kayleigh conducts legal research, drafts motions, handles discovery, and assists throughout all stages of litigation. She is experienced in all phases of litigation from pre-filing due diligence through trial and post-trial briefing. Her experience includes drafting initial pleadings, managing fact discovery, preparing for taking and defending depositions of fact witnesses, taking depositions of fact witnesses, drafting discovery motions, assisting technical experts with opening and rebuttal reports, drafting dispositive motions, preparing for and attending trial in a supporting role, and drafting post-trial motions.During law school, Kayleigh served as the Electronic Supplement Editor for the Boston College Law Review and Editor in Chief of the Boston College Intellectual Property & Technology Forum. Kayleigh was a Research Assistant for J. Donald Monan, S.J., University Professor of Law, Daniel R. Coquillette, working on the Harvard Law School History Project. Kayleigh interned with the Boston College Innocence Clinic, where she investigated clients’ cases of wrongful conviction and also advocated for improvements to the Massachusetts statute that provides reentry services and compensation to exonerees. In connection with this clinical work, she was named a Boston College Law School Public Interest Designation Fellow and awarded Pro Bono Excellence. Kayleigh also interned with the United States Attorney’s Office for the District of Massachusetts in the Economic Crimes Unit and Cybercrime Unit.Prior to attending law school, Kayleigh worked as a research scientist at a biotechnology company focused in the area of molecular diagnostics. Kayleigh’s work concentrated on the development of reagents for the collection and stabilization of clinical patient samples prior to molecular testing, primarily with polymerase chain reaction (PCR).Admissions:Massachusetts 2019U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit 2020U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts 2020U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin 2021

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