Tiffany is a registered patent attorney dedicated to fully leveraging IP into her clients’ overall business strategy. With a career spanning more than two decades, Tiffany’s legal experience canvasses all aspects of a robust IP practice, including IP valuation/monetization, opinions, licensing, and due diligence; patent procurement, portfolio management, and operational freedom; patent litigation and validity challenges; trade secret and unfair competition; trademark procurement and enforcement; and copyright litigation.

Tiffany has worked with clients across a diverse array of technologies, including aviation and nautical (aircraft shell design, cabin interior layout and components, oxygen delivery systems, pilot and passenger seating, aircraft engines, land and water landing gear, and semi-submersible watercraft); medical devices (medication dispensers for skin/oral/nasal/ophthalmic applications, hip/shoulder/knee implants, computerized surgery guides, electrocardiogram devices, aspiration equipment, and COVID-19 testing equipment); electronic devices (mobile data storage devices, internet connectivity routers, and 3D printers), chemicals and materials (industrial coatings and binders, energetic materials, and fire retardant plastics); industrial mechanical (air filtration systems, paper-making equipment, plastic molding and extrusion equipment, fiber twisting devices, rebar joining devices, wall blocks, and interior office glass enclosures); and consumer mechanical (portable food preparation systems, footwear midsoles and uppers, sports equipment, personal cooling devices, clothing, and jewelry).

Prior to embarking on her legal career, Tiffany spent almost a decade honing her skills as a Chemical Engineer, Senior Process Engineer, Quality Systems Manager, and Six Sigma Black Belt at renowned companies such as ExxonMobil Chemical Company, Armstrong World Industries, and Graphic Packaging International (formerly Riverwood International), respectively. Specifically, it was Ms. Williams’ tenure with ExxonMobil Chemical Company, where she worked directly with the R&D group to gather experimental data for patent applications directed to oriented polypropylene film, that led to her decision to pursue a career in patent law.

Prior to joining the firm, Tiffany acquired over fifteen years of experience with Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP (“KT”), where she served as an associate and partner in the Mechanical and Medical Devices Patent Group. While there, she chaired KT’s Patent Best Practices Committee and KT’s Atlanta Office Women’s Initiative. She also taught multiple courses on patent prosecution for KT’s Patent Associate Bootcamp.