Kristen Osenga

Kristen Osenga teaches at the University of Richmond School of Law and writes in the areas of intellectual property, patent law, law and language, and legislation and regulation. Her scholarship focuses on patent licensing firms, claim construction, and patent eligible subject matter, and has appeared in a number of venues. Professor Osenga is a frequent speaker at symposiums on patent law and intellectual property and has made numerous presentations to academics and practitioners on these topics. Prior to joining academia, she practiced patent law at Finnegan Henderson and clerked for Judge Richard Linn of the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit. She is also a Senior Scholar at the Center for the Protection of Intellectual Property. For more information, or to contact her, please visit Professor Osenga's faculty profile page. To read her other scholarly papers please visit her SSRN author page.