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Spencer has experience in patent litigation involving automotive components and telecommunications technology. He has prosecuted patent applications covering computer hardware and energy systems as well as worked on various patent transactions and license agreements.
While in law school, Spencer was selected as a Business Law Scholar and focused on patent licensing, corporate finance, and antitrust courses. He served as a research assistant to Professor Hillary Sale, gaining exposure to corporate governance and leadership.
As an undergraduate, Spencer worked on a faculty-led team designing capacitive circuits for ocean buoys that capture and store energy from waves. He also worked for a wearable technology startup where he received several patents covering wearable device hardware. In addition, Spencer conducted independent research on novel catalytic coatings of transparent conductive films used in electrochemical cells, receiving a scholarship from the Department of Defense for his work.
Spencer enjoys representing veterans in appeals before the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims as part of his pro bono practice.
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