David Mlaver counsels clients in a wide range of intellectual property litigation matters. He has substantial research experience, including investigating dendritic cell immunity, the mechanism of organization of membrane proteins in lens fiber cells and the genetic correlation of kidney-related diseases.
After his first two years at McDermott, David served as a law clerk to the Hon. Robert W. Schroeder III in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Texas.
Education
Georgetown University Law Center, JD, 2014
Duke University, BS, Biology, 2010
Duke University, BS, Chemistry, 2010
Admissions
District of Columbia
Maryland
Courts / Agencies
US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit
US Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims
Languages
English
Spanish
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