Amy is an experienced mediator and intellectual property (IP) attorney with R&D experience.

Amy has worked with technologies including nutrition and nutraceuticals, pet care, consumer goods, manufacturing equipment and processes, medical devices, small molecules, biologic products, medical diagnostics, combination drug-devices, and environmental products.  As a mediator, she has worked with individuals, businesses and groups to avoid and resolve disputes related to one-off transactions, long-term relationships, restorative justice, and large group consensus building (facilitation).

Amy is a Florida Supreme Court Civil/County Certified Mediator, Florida Supreme Court Qualified Arbitrator, American Arbitration Association (AAA) Higginbotham Fellow (2023-24), registered patent attorney (USPTO), and Florida Bar Board Certified Specialist in Intellectual Property Law.  Her legal practice focuses on helping clients negotiate technology-related transactions and manage the resulting relationships, including arrangements involving licensing, development, consulting, clinical trials, manufacturing, supply, and distribution.  She teaches patent prosecution as an adjunct professor at the University of Miami School of Law.