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Licensed in Tennessee for 4 years
State: Tennessee
Acquired: 2022
No misconduct found
Licensed in Indiana for 20 years
State: Indiana
Acquired: 2005
No misconduct found
Location
Baker & Daniels
300 N. Meridian Street, Suite 2700, Indianapolis, IN, 46204
Rogers Group, Inc.
Po Box 25250, Nashville, TN, 37202-5250
Rogers Group, Inc.
Po Box 25250, Nashville, TN, 37202-5250
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Experience
Associations
Indianapolis Bar Association
Member
Indiana State Bar Association
Member
American Bar Association
Member
American Intellectual Property Law Association
Member
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Member
Education
2005
John Marshall Law School, Chicago
JD - Juris Doctor
2001
University of Dayton
BS - Bachelor of Science
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John Marshall Law School
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John Marshall Law School
Publications
2005
CBA Record, The John Marshall Law School
Intra-Firm Consultation Adverse to a Client: An Easy Way to Lose the Protection of the Attorney-Client Privilege and Work-Product Doctrine
2004
John Marshall Review of Intellectual Property Law
Dividing the (Statutory) Baby Under Anton/Bauer: Using the Doctrine of Implied License to Circumvent § 271(c) Protection for Components of a Patented Combination