Profile
Ari’s practice focuses on intellectual property and technology law, and in her intellectual property practice, Ari focuses on patent law. As a registered patent attorney, Ari works with her clients, who range from start-up ventures to established companies, to determine the best and most comprehensive way to protect their intellectual property from every angle, including patent, copyright, and trademark protection. She applies her undergraduate degree in Biochemistry to provide unique assistance to clients who are involved in the biotech industry.
In Ari’s technology practice, she assists client with a wide range of technology and privacy matters including negotiating agreements for software development and licensing, technology acquisition, e-commerce and domain name and other Internet related conflicts. She also assists clients in addressing privacy regulatory matters that are often implicated by technology, including CCPA, COPPA, SOPIPA, and GDPR compliance.
Since 2021, Ari has been selected by her peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America: Ones to Watch® in the field of Intellectual Property Law.
Ari earned her Juris Doctor from the University of Nebraska College of Law, with distinction, in 2013. Ari grew up in Alaska, and moved to Nebraska to compete for the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in cross country and track and field.
Areas of Practice
Education
- University of Nebraska College of Law, J.D., with distinction, 2013
- University of Nebraska, BS, Biochemistry, with distinction, 2010
Professional & Civic Affiliations
- Bio Nebraska, Board of Directors
- The Wellbeing Partners, Board of Directors
Bar & Court Admissions
- Nebraska, 2013
- Colorado, 2014
- U.S. District Court, District of Nebraska, 2013
- U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, 2013 Reg. No. 70,535
Selected Practice Highlights
- Extensive experience negotiating technology contracts and license agreements on both the vendor and customer side
- Building trademark and patent portfolios for companies
- Counseling companies across industries with regard to compliance obligations under state, federal, and international privacy regimes
In the News
Technology & Intellectual Property Update
- Controversial Running Shoe At Center Of Recent World Athletics Decision
- A Review Of Cyber Breaches In 2019
- Legal Compliance Obligations For Executing Documents Electronically
- A Review Of Cyber Breaches In 2019 – Part III
- Privacy Issues in the Creation of Facial Recognition Technology
- Scotus Finds CFPB Unconstitutional; Director Removable by President at Will
- The CRPA: California’s Second Take on Privacy Rights
- What’s the knock on TikTok? And why the spat with WeChat?
- After Months of Uncertainty Brazil’s Data Protection Law Takes Effect
- CCPA Updates: Exemptions Signed into Law
- A Closer Look at the CPRA’s Expansion of Individual Privacy Rights
- A Closer Look at the CPRA – Part III: The Scope of the Law
- The Trademark Modernization Act of 2020
- CCPA Enforcement by the California Attorney General
- A Review of the CCPA’s Private Right of Action
- Supreme Court Applies Fair Use Doctrine to APIs
- Supreme Court Modifies the Bounds of Assignor Estoppel
- CPPA Seeks Preliminary Comments on Rulemaking for the CPRA
- Nebraska Legislature Consider Comprehensive Data Protection Law
- Nebraska’s Consideration of The Uniform Personal Data Protection Act: Part 2
- NIST Publishes Standards Aimed at Beginning to Address Bias in AI
- FTC Publishes Advanced Notice of Public Rulemaking
- CPRA Takes Effect January 1
- Cryptocurrency and Click-wrap Agreements
- Iowa Passes Comprehensive Data Privacy Law
- Indiana Passes Comprehensive Data Privacy Law
- Senate Conducts Hearing on the DOE’s Role in Advancing AI
- Meta Sued for Children’s Privacy Law Violations
- Meta calls for Federal Privacy Legislation in Wake of Suit Alleging Its Violation of Children’s Privacy Law
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Areas of Practice
Education
- University of Nebraska College of Law, J.D., with distinction, 2013
- University of Nebraska, BS, Biochemistry, with distinction, 2010
Bar & Court Admissions
- Nebraska, 2013
- Colorado, 2014
- U.S. District Court, District of Nebraska, 2013
- U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, 2013 Reg. No. 70,535
Profile
Ari's practice focuses on intellectual property and technology law, and in her intellectual property practice, Ari focuses on patent law. As a registered patent attorney, Ari works with her clients, who range from start-up ventures to established companies, to determine the best and most comprehensive way to protect their intellectual property from every angle, including patent, copyright, and trademark protection. She applies her undergraduate degree in Biochemistry to provide unique assistance to clients who are involved in the biotech industry.
In Ari's technology practice, she assists client with a wide range of technology and privacy matters including negotiating agreements for software development and licensing, technology acquisition, e-commerce and domain name and other Internet related conflicts. She also assists clients in addressing privacy regulatory matters that are often implicated by technology, including CCPA, COPPA, SOPIPA, and GDPR compliance.
Since 2021, Ari has been selected by her peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America: Ones to Watch® in the field of Intellectual Property Law.
Ari earned her Juris Doctor from the University of Nebraska College of Law, with distinction, in 2013. Ari grew up in Alaska, and moved to Nebraska to compete for the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in cross country and track and field.
Professional & Civic Affiliations
- Bio Nebraska, Board of Directors
- The Wellbeing Partners, Board of Directors
Selected Practice Highlights
- Extensive experience negotiating technology contracts and license agreements on both the vendor and customer side
- Building trademark and patent portfolios for companies
- Counseling companies across industries with regard to compliance obligations under state, federal, and international privacy regimes
Technology & Intellectual Property Update
- Controversial Running Shoe At Center Of Recent World Athletics Decision
- A Review Of Cyber Breaches In 2019
- Legal Compliance Obligations For Executing Documents Electronically
- A Review Of Cyber Breaches In 2019 – Part III
- Privacy Issues in the Creation of Facial Recognition Technology
- Scotus Finds CFPB Unconstitutional; Director Removable by President at Will
- The CRPA: California’s Second Take on Privacy Rights
- What’s the knock on TikTok? And why the spat with WeChat?
- After Months of Uncertainty Brazil’s Data Protection Law Takes Effect
- CCPA Updates: Exemptions Signed into Law
- A Closer Look at the CPRA’s Expansion of Individual Privacy Rights
- A Closer Look at the CPRA – Part III: The Scope of the Law
- The Trademark Modernization Act of 2020
- CCPA Enforcement by the California Attorney General
- A Review of the CCPA’s Private Right of Action
- Supreme Court Applies Fair Use Doctrine to APIs
- Supreme Court Modifies the Bounds of Assignor Estoppel
- CPPA Seeks Preliminary Comments on Rulemaking for the CPRA
- Nebraska Legislature Consider Comprehensive Data Protection Law
- Nebraska’s Consideration of The Uniform Personal Data Protection Act: Part 2
- NIST Publishes Standards Aimed at Beginning to Address Bias in AI
- FTC Publishes Advanced Notice of Public Rulemaking
- CPRA Takes Effect January 1
- Cryptocurrency and Click-wrap Agreements
- Iowa Passes Comprehensive Data Privacy Law
- Indiana Passes Comprehensive Data Privacy Law
- Senate Conducts Hearing on the DOE’s Role in Advancing AI
- Meta Sued for Children’s Privacy Law Violations
- Meta calls for Federal Privacy Legislation in Wake of Suit Alleging Its Violation of Children’s Privacy Law