Boston,
MA
Lolita Darden is an associate clinical professor as well as a lecturer of law, teaching intellectual property courses such as intellectual property survey, practical trademark law, trademark law, and patent law. She is also director of the law school's Intellectual Property and Entrepreneurship Clinic ("IPEC"), a multi-disciplinary clinic providing pro bono counseling and legal services for new and emerging businesses. Prior to joining academia, Ms. Darden was a partner at Sachnoff and Weaver Ltd. in Chicago and manager of the firm’s patent prosecution group. She counseled emerging technology businesses on all aspects of IP protection, including rights in patents, trademarks, and copyrights. She also served as chief IP counsel for Duracraft Corporation, where she worked closely with marketing and product development teams and managed all IP litigation and IP protection programs.
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