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Summary
During my time at the University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law, I have participated in Law Review, the Ordered Liberty Fellowship, the Business Law Society, the Federalist Society, and in co-founding the Tech Law Society. These activities consistently arrive at points of interest in bio-technology, intellectual property, and business law.
Experiential Highlights
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Trademark law: compiled USPTO's comments on trademark application into comprehensive form for clarifying client's intended use of marks.
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Artificial intelligence: explored implications of feeding medical data into neural network algorithms.
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Patent law: researched for prior art aligning with salient mechanical technology.
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Trade secrets: created presentation covering international approaches to trade secret protection and exemplary caselaw.
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Criminal law: drafted memos in the US Army JAG Corps for trial counsel (prosecution).
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Licensed technology: compiled dozens of material transfer agreement content into actionable data.
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Pharmaceutical law: reviewed (UB)MTAs between collegiate scientists and external parties for pharmacological research.
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International trade law: drafted "comments" to the USTR addressing international competition restrictions.
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Medical law: researched informed consent for dental procedures and requisite mental capacities.
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