Michael E. Dergosits

Michael E. Dergosits is an Adjunct Professor of Patent Law at the University of San Francisco School of Law, serving part-time since 1993. He also serves as the Academic Director of the IPT LLM Program at USF. His legal career spans over 25 years, focusing on patent litigation, trial preparation, and counseling to avoid infringement claims. He founded Dergosits & Noah LLP in 1993 and has held leadership roles in organizations such as the San Francisco Intellectual Property Law Association and the Federal Circuit Bar Association.

Education:

• BA, Cornell University
• JD, University of San Francisco

Research Interests: Mr. Dergosits specializes in intellectual property law, patent litigation strategies, and legal counseling for technology-related disputes. His work emphasizes litigation avoidance and trial preparation in complex patent matters.

Awards:

• 2005: Distinguished Adjunct Professor of the Year (USF School of Law)

Professional Contributions: He has served as president of the San Francisco Intellectual Property Law Association, board member of the Federal Circuit Historical Society, and contributor to various legal committees. His firm, Dergosits & Noah LLP, represents clients in diverse technological sectors.