Anita Bhushan

Associate

Anita Bhushan practices litigation, client counseling, and patent prosecution, with a focus on electrical and computer technologies. She assists in patent infringement litigation; opinion work for cross-licensing and patent infringement and validity matters; due diligence and pre-litigation investigations; and in patent prosecution matters, including drafting and prosecuting U.S. and foreign patent applications.

Ms. Bhushan has expertise in a wide range of electrical and semiconductor technologies, particularly in the telecommunications industry and in nanoscale semiconductor device fabrication and characterization.

While in law school, Ms. Bhushan gained experience as a mediator, mediating over 100 cases as an extern at the Fulton County Magistrate Court. She continues to mediate on a pro-bono basis.

Highlights

• Worked as a telecommunications engineer for the MITRE Corporation, where she simulated and designed prototype high frequency, wireless, and geo-location systems for various members of the defense community.
• Masters of science degree in electrical engineering for work characterizing III-V quantum dot structures.
• Served on the Georgia State University Law Review as co-editor, 2006-2007; and member, 2005-2006.
• Former pupil, Logan E. Bleckley Inn of Court, 2006-2007.
  

Professional Activities

• Georgia Bar, Intellectual Property Section
• Georgia State University College of Law Intellectual Property Advisory Board (Co-Chair, Moot Court Committee, 2009-present)
  

Select Publications

• "Bosley Medical Institute v. Kremer: The Winds Shift to Protect Cybergripers and a Circuit Split Blows Into Town," Georgia State University Law Review, 2007.
• Coauthor. "HB 1313, Eminent Domain," Georgia State University Law Review, 2007.