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Nicholas Bielat is a registered patent attorney with a background in optical engineering, photovoltaics, and technology transer.  He works principally in preparing and prosecuting patent applications, with a focus on optics, astronomy, and software technologies.  Prior to joining Hayes Soloway, Nicholas was a Research Fellow with the University of Arizona's Office of Technology Transfer, and prior to that was a student assistant on the Large Binocular Telescope Interferometer group.  Nicholas holds bachelor's degrees in optical engineering and engineering management from the University of Arizona.. A Tucson native, Nicholas enjoys helping local clients build and expand their businesses through intellectual property.  Nicholas serves clients from all backgrounds - especially independent inventors, startups, and small businesses - and works hard to create IP strategies that will provide value where it is needed most.. Areas of Practice     US and foreign patent prosecution, including patent searching, patentability opinions, and patent drafting     Design patents     Inter Partes Review     US trademark prosecution, including clearance searching and preparing trademark applications. Technology Experience Overview     Optical systems and devices     Telescopes and astronomy     Robotics     Medical devices     Healthcare management software. Bar admissions     State Bar of Arizona 2014     United States Federal Court, District of Arizona 2015     United States Patent and Trademark Office 2016

Amanda practices criminal defense and also provides entrepreneur's / small business legal services by providing concierge-level services for business formation, trademarks, copyrights & important contractual agreements.. Early on in her career as a trial attorney, Amanda discovered a passion for helping other lawyers and aspiring lawyers improve their craft, and I built a reputation as an educator on a variety of topics, including DUI defense, trial techniques, legal ethics, attorney wellness, and productivity. Amanda worked as a law professor for several years prior to opening my AJB Law firm where she combines both trial skills and talent for speaking and teaching,. Amanda’s experience in education provides strength in reducing the complicated and difficult down to the simple and actionable—for clients, opposing counsel, the judge, and the jury.. Amanda’s educational experiences started when she led the Criminal Defense Clinic and taught Trial Advocacy part-time. Later, she became a full-time law professor and law school administrator and taught courses that helped prepare students for success in law school, on the bar exam, and in practice.. Amanda directed the Internship program where she developed and taught a course focused on competencies and foundations for practice, and provided training to attorney-supervisors in best practices for mentoring and guiding externship students.. Amanda continues to train practicing attorneys by regularly teaching CLEs for attorneys focused on mentoring, self-care, and accepting feedback.. Building off her passion for helping others reach their goals and succeed in their careers, and after opening several small businesses, Amanda expanded her legal services to help other small business owners with the protection of their businesses and brands.. Amanda is currently developing several courses and materials that will provide community legal education for pre-law and law students, as well as pro-se litigants that need to represent themselves in court.. Amanda loves learning and leadership. She is a proud Bar Leadership Institute alum and served on the Member Assistance Program Taskforce and the State Bar Professionalism Task force tasked with redesigning learning objectives for the required professionalism course for first-year lawyers in Arizona. Amanda is affiliated with the National College of DUI Defense, National Association of Criminal Defense Attorneys, Arizona Attorneys for Criminal Justice, and the ABA Sections on Business Law, Criminal Justice, Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar, Law Practice Division, Intellectual Property Law, Solo, Small Firm, and General Practice Division, and the Forum on Communications Law