Sarah Mirza

Sarah’s technical background began at MIT with a degree in computer science and engineering. Sarah’s academic training at MIT, practical experience as a software engineer and extensive legal experience uniquely position her to not only address client needs efficiently, but also to handle the most complex technical and legal challenges. She specializes in computer science matters, including artificial intelligence (AI), virtual reality (VR), machine learning, system architectures, network and computer security, and data analytics, as well as medical imaging and drug development. She understands her clients’ technologies and develops tailored patent strategies according to their business objectives.

Sarah’s practice also includes enforcing her clients’ patent and other IP assets, as well as developing and executing defensive strategies with respect to third-party patent assets. She routinely performs invalidity and infringement analyses and has been involved in post-grant proceedings at the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

Prior to joining the firm, Sarah was partner with an intellectual property boutique firm. In 2015, she was awarded the Jan Jancin award, which is awarded annually by the American Intellectual Property Law Association to the top intellectual property law student nationwide.