About

As Founder and Principal Attorney of Tailored IP Solutions, I focus on trademark, copyright, and related matters. I earned my J.D. from the University of California, Berkeley, School of Law, where I earned a certificate of specialization in Law & Technology. My undergraduate work at Northwestern University combined international political economy and neuroscience and included European Union studies at Sciences Po in Paris. Together, those fields taught me to examine how law, markets, technology, and human behavior shape one another. That perspective informs how I apply the law to client decisions and changing business conditions.

I am admitted to practice in California and Illinois and remain engaged with developments in the field through private practice, scholarship, and leadership roles across bar associations and professional organizations. I built Tailored IP around a deliberate focus on trademark, copyright, and related matters so I can remain directly involved in each engagement. I serve clients in English, Polish, and Spanish.

I find trademark law deeply compelling because the work combines direct relationships with clients and legal questions that never arrive in exactly the same form. Each engagement allows me to learn how a client built a business, how the business competes, and what the client wants to accomplish. The legal analysis then turns those facts into a strategy that fits the mark, the market, and the client’s priorities.

My work also addresses how established trademark, unfair competition, and copyright principles apply to emerging technologies. New technologies require counsel to determine which precedent governs and where the law remains unsettled, then turn that uncertainty into practical guidance. Artificial intelligence presents the current wave of those questions, especially in search, marketing, and sales. Tailored IP’s separate consulting practice applies that broader approach to potential trademark and federal unfair competition liability arising from business uses of AI.