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Boston, Ma, Us

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

As an Intellectual Property Litigation Attorney, I combine my background in Industrial Engineering with a focus on protecting and enforcing intellectual property rights. I specialize in all aspects of IP litigation.My engineering expertise allows me to analyze intricate technical details and craft compelling arguments, ensuring effective representation of my clients' interests. I work closely with clients to understand their unique challenges, providing strategic guidance throughout the litigation process.I stay up-to-date with industry trends and legal developments, equipping my clients with the insights needed to navigate the complexities of IP litigation. I am committed to achieving favorable outcomes that protect and promote innovation.Let’s connect to explore how I can assist you in navigating the challenges of intellectual property litigation!

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

As an IP Tech Licensing Intern at MIT’s Technology Licensing Office, I gained hands-on experience in the dynamic intersection of technology, innovation, and intellectual property. My role involved assisting with the evaluation and commercialization of cutting-edge research and inventions developed at MIT. I collaborated with faculty and researchers to assess the market potential of technologies, conducting thorough patent searches and analyzing existing intellectual property landscapes.I participated in drafting licensing agreements ensuring that MIT's innovations are effectively protected and leveraged for commercial impact. Through this experience, I developed a strong understanding of licensing strategies, IP law, and the commercialization process, while honing my skills in legal research, data analysis, and communication.This internship provided me with invaluable insights into the complexities of technology transfer and the vital role of intellectual property in fostering innovation. I am passionate about bridging the gap between research and industry, and I look forward to applying these skills in my future endeavors in the IP and tech licensing field.

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

As an IP Litigation Summer Associate, I gained practical experience in the fast-paced field of intellectual property law, focusing on litigation strategies and case management. My responsibilities included conducting legal research, analyzing case law, and assisting with the preparation of legal documents such as motions, briefs, and discovery requests.I collaborated closely with senior attorneys to develop case strategies and supported trial preparations by organizing evidence and summarizing key documents. This role allowed me to engage with clients, participate in strategy meetings, and enhance my understanding of patent and trademark disputes.

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

As an IP Tech Licensing Intern at MIT’s Technology Licensing Office, I gained hands-on experience in the dynamic intersection of technology, innovation, and intellectual property. My role involved assisting with the evaluation and commercialization of cutting-edge research and inventions developed at MIT. I collaborated with faculty and researchers to assess the market potential of technologies, conducting thorough patent searches and analyzing existing intellectual property landscapes.I participated in drafting licensing agreements ensuring that MIT's innovations are effectively protected and leveraged for commercial impact. Through this experience, I developed a strong understanding of licensing strategies, IP law, and the commercialization process, while honing my skills in legal research, data analysis, and communication.This internship provided me with invaluable insights into the complexities of technology transfer and the vital role of intellectual property in fostering innovation. I am passionate about bridging the gap between research and industry, and I look forward to applying these skills in my future endeavors in the IP and tech licensing field.

Clemson, South Carolina, United States

As an Undergraduate and Graduate Research and Teaching Assistant in Industrial Engineering, I played a dual role that enriched my academic and professional development. In my teaching capacity, I supported faculty by facilitating and leading in-class discussions for classes. I provided one-on-one and group tutoring to undergraduate students in both these and other Industrial Engineering classes, helping them grasp complex concepts and improve their problem-solving abilities.In my research role, I assisted and led ongoing projects focused on optimizing systems and processes. Such multi semester long projects included fields of energy effectiveness of new buildings, campus wide sanitary and transportation improvements, textile manufacturing optimization, and manufacturing plant design. I also conducting data analysis, literature reviews, and contributing to the development of research papers specifically focusing on healthcare improvements based on Industrial Engineering concepts.

Doctor Of Law - Jd, Law

Ms/Bs, Industrial Engineering | Minors In French And Political Science

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