Michael Amon

Michael Amon is an Adjunct Professor at the University of San Diego School of Law, specializing in intellectual property law and patent litigation. He holds a JD (2002), MA (2001), and BS (1995) from institutions including the University of San Diego and Trinity University.

• Education:
  • JD, 2002, University of San Diego
  • MA, 2001, University of San Diego
  • BS, 1995, Trinity University

His professional experience includes clerking for federal judges and working as a patent litigator at Fish & Richardson P.C., focusing on cases involving computer technology, RFID, medical devices, and chemical compositions. He emphasizes hands-on legal practice, including discovery, trial, and claim construction.

Research interests revolve around the intersection of law and technology, particularly in patent disputes and intellectual property frameworks. His expertise spans both legal theory and practical litigation strategies.

Professor Amon is a member of the J. Clifford Wallace American Inn of Court and the American Bar Association, reflecting his commitment to legal excellence.