Loretta Freeman digs deep to identify what’s important to clients and how their products fit into the global marketplace. She melds over a decade of intellectual property law experience with more than a decade of engineering prowess to craft strategic, business-centric approaches that safeguard her client’s IP rights. Loretta's pragmatic mindset bridges the gap between technical intricacies and legal requirements, aligning them seamlessly with business objectives.
Loretta's dual background as an engineer and attorney gives her a unique edge. She doesn't just understand the legal landscape; she's navigated the product development journey firsthand. This insider perspective allows her to anticipate challenges, spot opportunities, and provide solutions that resonate with inventors and executives alike.
Loretta's IP practice and reach are extensive. She excels in domestic and international patent and trademark procurement, with a particular focus on mechanical arts and design patents. Her keen eye for detail is manifested in her freedom to operate analyses, non-infringement opinions, and invalidity assessments, providing clients with comprehensive IP strategies that stand up to scrutiny.
Beyond traditional IP work, Loretta's skills extend to design-heavy industries, where she helps retail entities protect the visual essence of their products. Her approach to providing comprehensive legal solutions strips away complicated jargon and favors clear, actionable advice that empowers clients to make informed decisions. Loretta’s client-first philosophy, coupled with her efficient service delivery and on-point legal advice, cements Loretta's reputation as a trusted advisor to those she serves.
Credentials
Education
- Florida A&M University, B.S., chemical engineering, 2000, cum laude, Tau Beta Pi
- William Mitchell College of Law, J.D., 2011, Minnesota Justice Foundation Pro Bono Recognition
Bar Admissions
- Georgia
- Minnesota
- U.S. Patent and Trademark Office