Ms. Moffat's practice focuses specifically on intellectual property litigation and transactions, in which she has an extensive background from both a practical and academic standpoint. Ms. Moffat teaches courses on intellectual property and contracts, with an emphasis on the interaction between the various regimes for the protection of intellectual property. She has years of experience with litigation and transactions relating to intellectual property, particularly trade secret, trademark, and copyright matters. She also has extensive experience with general commercial matters, from both a transactional and a litigation perspective.
Ms. Moffat is currently an assistant professor of law at the University of Denver Sturm College of Law and has taught as an adjunct professor at the University of Colorado School of Law. Her academic courses include Contracts, Introduction to Intellectual Property, Copyright Law, Trademark Law, and American Legal History. Additionally, Ms. Moffat is an accomplished author, having published articles on copyright policy, contract issues relating to intellectual property, and the interaction between the various schemes of protection for intellectual property.
