Overview
Logan Young is an associate in the firm’s Seattle office. His practice focuses on patent prosecution and litigation.
While attending law school at The University of Texas, Logan participated in the pro bono expunction clinic, where he assisted nonviolent offenders in expunging their records, and the capital punishment clinic, working on appeals. Additionally, Logan was the Editor-in-Chief of the Texas Intellectual Property Law Journal.
Prior to law school, Logan earned a degree in Computer Engineering from The University of Oklahoma and then worked as a consultant and software developer. In his role as a consultant and software developer, Logan worked with various companies across multiple industries.
Logan joined the firm in 2021.
Clerk Experience
Summer Intern for Judge Frizzell, United States District Court for the Northern District of Oklahoma (Summer 2019)
Education
- University of Texas School of Law (J.D., 2021), Editor-in-Chief for the Texas Intellectual Property Law Journal; participated in the Capital Punishment Clinic and Expunction Clinic
- The University of Oklahoma (B.S. Computer Engineering, 2016)