Michael J. DeYoung, Esq.

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I am a recent graduate from Drexel University Thomas R. Kline School of Law, where I concentration/specialized in Intellectual Property (IP) law. I spent my final two years of law school immersed in intellectual property courses and related internships. During the summer of 2020, was a research assistant for Professor Amy Landers: Drexel's head of intellectual property. There, I researched the history of patent drawing requirements, and design patent functionality requirements. Likewise, my final semester was spent clerking for the IP firm of Volpe Koenig, in Philadelphia, PA. There, I mainly assisted the Trademarks department with various domestic and international-related projects, including, trademark searches, registration and prosecution, and legal issues concerning international customs, manufacturing and distribution. Additionally, I conducted research for the patent and copyright department, CLE presentation preparation, and wrote for the firm's blog:

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