Lea’s practice focuses on a broad range of intellectual property matters, including patent litigation and prosecution.

Lea has experience representing clients on matters related to patent preparation and prosecution, such as applications, office actions, appeals, opinions, client counseling, portfolio analysis and foreign filings. Her experience encompasses a broad range of computer, electrical, and mechanical technology areas, including computer software and hardware, semiconductor devices, graphics processor unit design, parallel and distributed systems, pattern analysis, machine intelligence, information systems, knowledge management, computer networking, communications, telecommunications, printers, copiers, xerography, image processing, colorimeters, computer graphics, bioinformatics, medical devices, internal combustion engines, business methods, control systems, factory automation, signal processing, embedded computing systems, speech and audio processing, computer-aided design, pattern analysis, and modeling and computer simulation, fintech, blockchain, artificial intelligence, and other emerging technology areas.

Bar Admissions

Education
JD, Law, Yeshiva University, 1999MS, Computer Science, Arizona State University, 1994BS, Michigan State University, 1988