Associate
Taylor engages in research and strategy for patent prosecution, pre-litigation, and corporate policy development matters in patent and trade secret law. She served as a legal intern for the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP), where she acquired significant insight into regulatory disclosures and other aspects of information management as well as federal policymaking and implementation.
Taylor previously worked as a quality assurance analyst at Anheuser-Busch InBev SA/NV's Williamsburg Brewery. Her hands-on experience with the finer details of production in view of corporate specifications and federal regulatory requirements allowed her to materially contribute to administrative matters and training of company managerial and hourly personnel.
Taylor is committed to her pro bono practice in immigration law and supports efforts to obtain asylum for political refugees.
R2 Solutions LLC v. FedEx Corporate Services, Inc.
4:21-cv-00940, E.D. Tex., Judge Mazzant
22-156, Fed. Cir., Judges Dyk, Reyna, Taranto
IPR2022-01405, -01456, -01457, PTAB, Judges Iftikhar, Kahn, Parvis
At the PTAB Blog
Sniffs of Patentability in IPR: Anticipation, Obviousness, and Admissibility Sniffs of Patentability in IPR: Anticipation, Obviousness, and Admissibility
April 13, 2023
Prosecution First Blog
Giving a Little Grace with Reference Points Giving a Little Grace with Reference Points
March 10, 2023
At the PTAB Blog
References Cited in IDSs but Not Discussed by Examiners May Get Petitioners over the Hurdle of Institution Denial References Cited in IDSs but Not Discussed by Examiners May Get Petitioners over the Hurdle of Institution Denial
December 15, 2022
Articles
Surviving Written Description Challenges to Therapeutic Claims Surviving Written Description Challenges to Therapeutic Claims
November 9, 2022
The Marker/Start IsraelProsecution First Blog
R2 Saves the Day: You Gotta Release and Remove R2 Saves the Day: You Gotta Release and Remove
August 19, 2022
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