Amelia C. Mazzarella

Amelia advises emerging and established entities on building and securing their intellectual property rights. Her practice spans trademark, copyright and advertising law, helping brands adopt and protect marks, register and protect copyrights, and develop sound advertising campaigns. Amelia collaborates closely with her team to achieve successful outcomes in federal litigation and administrative proceedings before the US Patent and Trademark Office. Her experience also includes managing discovery, motion practice, conducting witness interviews and trial work. In addition, Amelia maintains an active pro bono practice.

In law school, Amelia served as an editor for the Berkeley Journal of Gender, Law & Justice, as well as a coach and competitor for the Moot Court Team. She placed as a national quarterfinalist at the National Environmental Law Moot Court Competition and won the Prosser Prize in Business in Society. Amelia was also a senior fellow for the Academic Skills Program to help first-year students adjust to the academic requirements of law school.

Before her legal career, Amelia completed a master’s in multi-disciplinary gender studies at the University of Cambridge.