Angelica Andreoli

Angelica’s practice focuses on patent prosecution and intellectual property counseling. She represents clients in all aspects of preparation and prosecution of U.S. and international patent applications in a number of diverse technology areas. Angelica is committed to assisting clients in acquiring, protecting and enforcing their intellectual property rights across various technological domains. These include computer software and technology; artificial intelligence, including large language models; life sciences; biotechnology; telecommunications; scanning devices; and mechanical arts. Her knowledge and experiences have equipped her to navigate complex patent matters with precision and proficiency. Angelica currently serves on secondment for a multinational e-commerce company. 
 
Before becoming an attorney, Angelica practiced patent prosecution at IBM as an intern, and was an analytical chemist for five years at Boron Specialties. While at Boron, she performed chemical analyses on hydrogen-based drone fuel, a chemical for lithium batteries, and bullet coatings using various methods including a 500 MHz nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) instrument, Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) spectroscopy, and chromatography. While in law school, Angelica earned the highest grade in her AI Law class for her paper on quantum computers.