Luke McCloud serves as a Professorial Lecturer in Law at The George Washington University and is a partner at Williams & Connolly LLP, specializing in patent litigation and complex civil matters with extensive appellate experience including arguments before the U.S. Supreme Court. Education: BS in Aerospace Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology JD, Harvard Law School (Vice President & Treasurer of Harvard Law Review) His professional expertise centers on patent law, appellate litigation, and high-stakes civil disputes, directly informing his academic instruction through real-world courtroom experience. Awards: The Legal 500 Rising Star—General Commercial Disputes (2020) The Legal 500 Rising Star—General Commercial Disputes (2021) Managing IP Rising Star (2020) Mr. McCloud actively serves on Williams & Connolly's Hiring and Pro Bono Committees, previously contributed to the Diversity and Inclusion Committee, and maintains a robust pro bono practice focused on veterans' rights, landlord-tenant disputes, and education initiatives. His judicial clerkship background includes Justice Sonia Sotomayor at the U.S. Supreme Court (October Term 2014), Judge Brett Kavanaugh at the D.C. Circuit, and Judge Paul Niemeyer at the Fourth Circuit.
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- Intellectual Property Law
- Patent Law
- Litigation
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Richard L. Rainey serves as a Professorial Lecturer in Law at The George Washington University Law School, teaching patent enforcement courses while maintaining an active litigation practice as partner at Covington & Burling LLP in Washington, DC. He previously held the position of Chief IP Litigation Counsel at General Electric for three and a half years before returning to Covington. Education: BS, Massachusetts Institute of Technology JD, The George Washington University Rainey's professional focus centers on intellectual property litigation with deep expertise in patent enforcement across district courts, the U.S. International Trade Commission, and the Federal Circuit. His scholarly contributions include co-authoring a seminal treatise on Federal Circuit practice and procedure, reflecting his integration of judicial experience from clerkships with Judge Roderick R. McKelvie (District of Delaware) and Judge Randall R. Rader (Federal Circuit). Professional recognitions: Listed in The Best Lawyers in America for Intellectual Property Law Recognized in Chambers directories Selected for Super Lawyers Admitted to practice before the United States Patent and Trademark Office, Rainey combines technical (MIT) and legal credentials in high-stakes IP disputes, frequently lecturing on patent law developments while maintaining active courtroom representation.
- Intellectual Property Law
- Trademark Law
- Patent Law
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Michael A. Chajon serves as a Professorial Lecturer in Law at The George Washington University Law School and as an Associate Solicitor at the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). At the USPTO, he represents the agency in trademark appeals before the Federal Circuit and federal district courts, and advises on intellectual property matters including domain names, copyright, and Supreme Court cases. His educational background includes: Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering from the University of Delaware Juris Doctor from George Washington University Law School Prior to his current roles, Mr. Chajon clerked for Judge Leonard P. Stark (U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware) and Judge Kathleen M. O’Malley (U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit). He practiced law for over a decade at firms including Perkins Coie, Kelly IP, Covington & Burling, and Fish & Richardson, focusing on patent and trademark litigation. Mr. Chajon's expertise lies in intellectual property law, particularly trademark law, patent law, and copyright law. His technical background in chemical engineering, gained through four years of work at an oil refinery, provides a solid foundation for understanding complex technical aspects in intellectual property cases. No scientific awards are documented. There is no information regarding student advising, research grants, or laboratory affiliations.
Robert H. Hu is a Professor at St. Mary's University School of Law specializing in Chinese intellectual property law and international legal issues. His scholarship bridges American and Chinese legal systems with particular expertise in intellectual property protection mechanisms unique to China. Professor Hu's research interests center on Chinese intellectual property law, international trademark protection, and cultural dimensions of legal practice between China and the United States. He has extensively documented phenomena like apology remedies in IP cases that differ significantly from Western legal traditions. His work provides practical guidance for American businesses navigating China's legal system while advancing academic understanding of cross-cultural legal differences. His publication record shows consistent focus on Chinese legal issues, with recent articles examining apology remedies, patent law standards, and trademark protection. Professor Hu has also contributed to historical understanding of Chinese legal scholars in American academia through his work on Arthur C. Y. Yao and documentation of the St. Mary's University Institute on Chinese Law and Business. Professor Hu has made notable interdisciplinary contributions to law library science, publishing on librarian status and tenure, library public relations, and resource guides for legal careers. His scholarly output combines deep legal expertise with practical resources for legal professionals, demonstrating commitment to both theoretical understanding and real-world application of legal principles across cultural boundaries.
- Intellectual Property
- Patent Law
- Civil Procedure
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Shawn Miller serves as a Professor of Practice at the University of San Diego School of Law, teaching Civil Procedure, Corporations Law and Technology, Intellectual Property, and Patent Law. He joined USD in August 2019 after roles at Stanford Law School from 2014 to 2019, where he managed the Law, Science and Technology LLM program and served as an IP Research Fellow. His educational background is: PhD in Economics, George Mason University (2012) Juris Doctor, cum laude, Notre Dame Law School (2004) BS in Mechanical Engineering, University of Notre Dame (2000) BA in Philosophy, University of Notre Dame (2000) Miller's research focuses on intellectual property law, patent litigation, and the law and economics of innovation. He created the Stanford NPE Litigation Database to categorize patent litigants and has published in top journals such as the Texas Law Review and Stanford Technology Law Review. His scientific honors include: CodeX Fellow, Stanford Center for Legal Informatics As an educator, Miller has advised graduate law students in Stanford's LLM program and led the Patent Troll Policy Practicum, where students presented original research to federal agencies. He continues to mentor students through empirical legal research projects. Miller founded and leads the NPE Litigation Database project, a collaborative initiative with Stanford's CodeX Center that remains active in advancing empirical studies of patent litigation.