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Skyleur Savage focuses her practice on copyright and trademark law.
Prior to joining the firm, Skyleur worked as a summer intern and then a litigation associate in the Menlo Park, California office of a multinational law firm where her practice spanned a wide variety of complex business investigation and litigation including labor matters, data and privacy matters, fraud claims, contract claims, insurance investigations, securities litigation, mergers and acquisitions litigation, and fiduciary duty and corporate governance matters.
While attending UCLA School of Law, Skyleur was Managing Editor for the UCLA Journal of Gender and Law. She served as a legal extern in UCLA Athletics’ Compliance Office where she worked primarily on NCAA Compliance and NIL deals. Skyleur also worked at the UCLA Documentary Film Legal Clinic during an eight-week pro bono internship and a semester-long clinic, where she researched and provided legal advice to independent documentary filmmakers. She was an Executive Board Member and Secretary of the UCLA Student Bar Association.
University of California at Los Angeles, School of Law J.D. (2025)
Amherst College B.A., Psychology (2022) NESCAC All-Academic Team, Civic Engagement Leadership Team
California (2025)
CPR, Bystander Certified
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