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Victoria E. Ellis is an associate in the firm’s Orange County office. She is a member of the firm’s trademark practice group and her practice includes trademark prosecution and enforcement, unfair competition, licensing, and copyright.
Victoria received her law degree from Washington University School of Law. During her time at Washington University, she participated as a student attorney in the Entrepreneurship and Intellectual Property Clinic, where she assisted people with their intellectual property needs on a pro bono basis. Prior to law school, Victoria received a bachelor degree from UCLA.
Victoria worked as a summer associate at the firm in 2017 and joined the firm in 2018.
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Co-Authored, IPRs of Pre-AIA Patents Are Not Unconstitutional Takings, Knobbe Martens Litigation Blog (July, 2019)
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