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Following law school, where he was a contributing editor to the University of Michigan Law Review, David Schwartz was an associate with the Chicago law firm Jenner & Block, focusing on intellectual property law. More recently, Professor Schwartz was a partner at an intellectual property boutique law firm in Chicago.
As a practitioner, Professor Schwartz focused on patent, copyright, trademark, and trade secrets litigation, patent and trademark prosecution, and intellectual property-related transactions. He is registered to practice before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
Professor Schwartz's article, Practice Makes Perfect? An Empirical Study of Claim Construction Reversal Rates in Patent Cases was published in the Michigan Law Review, and his article An Empirical Study of Patent Claim Construction Comparing Patent Litigation Before Federal District Courts and the International Trade Commission is slated to be published in the William & Mary Law Review in 2009.
Professor Schwartz joined the John Marshall faculty in 2006. He teaches Intellectual Property Law Survey, Patent and Trade Secret Law, Intellectual Property Litigation, and Civil Procedure.
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