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Edward Baxter, Esq. currently serves as a Trademark Attorney at Ladas & Parry LLP, where responsibilities include managing trademark applications, drafting arguments against Office Actions, defending client marks, and negotiating intellectual property transactions. In addition to legal practice, Edward is a Contributing Writer for KBL | Koburger Law, authoring articles on the interplay between Intellectual Property Law and the video game industry. Previous experience encompasses roles as an Associate Attorney at Tashlik Goldwyn Levy LLP, a Law Clerk at The Fried Firm PLLC, and a Summer Associate at Schlam Stone & Dolan LLP, where tasks included drafting legal documents and conducting litigation research. Edward's early career involved a Student Assistant position at the Office of the New York State Attorney General, interning as Student Counsel at Greenleaf Corporation, and serving as an Americorps National Teaching Fellow. Academic qualifications include a Doctor of Law from Cardozo School of Law, specializing in Intellectual Property Law, and a Bachelor’s Degree from Kenyon College in Religion/Religious Studies, Anthropology, and American Studies.