Maggie assists clients with intellectual property needs.
Drawn to law by the prospect of helping others solve problems, Maggie has always been passionate about serving as an advocate. Her pre-law internship in civil engineering provided her with a unique perspective on problem-solving and client interaction, which she now applies to her legal career.
During law school, Maggie served as comment editor for her school’s law review, a role that allowed her to collaborate with other writers, manage time effectively, and ensure deadlines were met. She also developed a fascination for constitutional law, intrigued by its historical aspects and its influence on current law and policy. In addition, Maggie’s law school experience included an internship at a public defender’s office, which deepened her appreciation for trial work and the level of detail it requires.
Maggie’s interest in Intellectual Property law was confirmed during her summer associateship at Husch Blackwell and stems from the field’s growing, changing, and diverse nature, which keeps the work interesting and challenging. She especially appreciates the collaborative feel of the practice area, particularly in patent and trademark prosecution.Maggie is known for her reliability, her responsiveness, and her ability to balance a variety of responsibilities. She is committed to producing high-quality work and is known for her strong communication skills. With her blend of engineering and legal experience, Maggie is an asset to any client seeking assistance with intellectual property matters.