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Chuck Blazer is an Adjunct Professor at Thomas Jefferson School of Law, specializing in Intellectual Property and Property Law. He combines extensive courtroom experience as an IP litigator with academic teaching, supervising the Patent and Trademark Clinic at the Small Business Law Center. His expertise spans patent disputes, trade secrets, and virtual property law, with early influential scholarship on digital assets predating cryptocurrency.
Education: B.S. in Electrical Engineering (Boston University); J.D., magna cum laude (University of New Hampshire, Franklin Pierce Law Center). Prior to law, he was an engineer at Raytheon Technologies, designing radar and missile systems.
Research focuses on high-stakes patent litigation in tech industries ('smartphone wars'), legal implications of emerging technologies, and practical skills like patent drafting and legal writing. He teaches courses for law students, nonlawyers, and CLE programs.
Professional Background: Founder of Blazer Legal (IP firm in San Diego); former partner at Insigne PC; judicial clerk to Judge Joseph J. Farnan Jr. (Delaware District Court); judicial intern to Judge Arthur J. Gajarsa (Federal Circuit). Active in Federal and state courts, as well as U.S. International Trade Commission cases.
