Angela B. Freeman is dedicated to transforming sophisticated scientific concepts into robust intellectual property assets for her clients. A biologist for 15 years before working in the legal field, Angela works to safeguard innovation across the food and beverage, agricultural, pharmaceutical, life sciences, biotech, software, and renewable energy sectors. Her unique blend of scientific and legal acumen supports her comprehensive approach to owning and monetizing critical IP globally.
Angela is called upon to execute a wide variety of IP-related contractual agreements while providing insightful opinions and conducting thorough IP due diligence. This holistic approach to legal solutions can not only secure and protect her client’s existing assets, but also position those assets for future growth and market value in their respective fields.
Beyond traditional IP services for her international clients, Angela champions the cause of women and diverse small business owners. She dedicates herself to educating and empowering entrepreneurs regarding the crucial role of IP protection to ensure commercial success. This commitment stems from her own experiences as a genetic and clinical researcher at Eli Lilly & Co., one of many organizations from which she has received recognition for her leadership and championship of diversity and inclusion.
Angela's professional background sets her apart in the legal field. Her time as a biologist included research in molecular and craniofacial biology, which informs her approach to IP law. Angela’s unique perspective and outgoing personality allow her to bridge the gap between cutting-edge innovations and the intricacies of IP protection, often resulting in delivering unique and unparalleled value to her clients.
Credentials
Education
- Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law, J.D., intellectual property, 2012
- University of Louisville, M.S., molecular biology, where graduate thesis research examined the phylogenetic relationship among fungal strains and their plant hosts, 2000
- University of Louisville, B.A., biology and chemistry, 1996
Bar Admissions
- Indiana
- U.S. Patent and Trademark Office
Court Admissions
- U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Indiana
- U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Indiana

