Foley & Lardner LLP attorneys Nicholas Zepnick, Arthur Siebel, Kadie Jelenchick, Matthew Swietlik, and Meghan DeMore were featured in Patent Lawyer Magazine for their recent pro bono work for a group of teen students in Wisconsin.
The team of attorneys provided counsel to the students on a pro bono basis, helping them secure a patent for their award-winning invention that helps owners monitor the health of their pets.
“It is a special honor and a recognition that this team created technology that no one else had thought of. We are excited by the big things to come for these students and are humbled to have been able to help them achieve their vision,” said partner Nicholas Zepnick.
You can read the article here.
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