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Kaela Stephano focuses her practice on the preparation and prosecution of patent applications primarily in the fields of medical and mechanical devices.
While attending law school, Kaela worked with the firm as a summer associate in 2025. She worked as a patent agent at an intellectual property law firm in South Florida where she drafted and prosecuted utility and design patent applications, prepared trademark office action responses, and assisted with copyright litigation. She was also a summer associate at a large Atlanta-based firm, where she focused on patent and trademark prosecution.
Prior to attending law school, Kaela worked as a patent agent at another intellectual property law firm in Florida where she assisted in researching, drafting, and prosecuting utility and design applications.
Kaela graduated second in her class from Nova Southeastern University Shepard Broad College of Law. There, she served as Vice Chair of Moot for the Nova Southeastern University Board of Advocates and was a member of the Nova Law Review. She was a national competitor in the 2025-2026 New York City Bar Association National Moot Court Competition. Kaela earned CALI awards in Income Tax, Criminal Procedure, Evidence, Professional Responsibility, Wills, UCC: Sales, UCC: Secured Transactions, Property, Legal Research and Writing I & II, and Torts.
Nova Southeastern University Shepard Broad College of Law J.D. summa cum laude, 2026 NALE All American Appellate Advocate, Order of the Barristers
Florida Atlantic University B.S., Mechanical Engineering summa cum laude, Faculty Award for Outstanding Academic Achievement
Georgia (2026)
U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (2022)
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