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I graduated from the BYU [[J. Reuben Clark Law School]] in 2006. I am admitted to practice in Idaho, Washington State, and before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. | I graduated from the BYU [[J. Reuben Clark Law School]] in 2006. I am admitted to practice in Idaho, Washington State, and before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. I work for a boutique law firm that specializes in intellectual property matters, especially patent law. | ||
I started this website during my last semester in Law School in an effort to provide a place for good outlines to prepare for law school finals. I think [http://www.wikipedia.com Wikipedia] is a very cool idea and the collaboration there produces a lot of useful information. I wanted to have a similar website, but with a more specialized slant to it. | I started this website during my last semester in Law School in an effort to provide a place for good outlines to prepare for law school finals. I think [http://www.wikipedia.com Wikipedia] is a very cool idea and the collaboration there produces a lot of useful information. I wanted to have a similar website, but with a more specialized slant to it. | ||
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I graduated from the BYU J. Reuben Clark Law School in 2006. I am admitted to practice in Idaho, Washington State, and before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. I work for a boutique law firm that specializes in intellectual property matters, especially patent law.
I started this website during my last semester in Law School in an effort to provide a place for good outlines to prepare for law school finals. I think Wikipedia is a very cool idea and the collaboration there produces a lot of useful information. I wanted to have a similar website, but with a more specialized slant to it.
