Emily S. White is a principal attorney practicing in the technology/intellectual property law group. Emily focuses her practice on patent and trademark preparation and prosecution, and helping clients to commercialize their proprietary innovations.

Emily represents numerous Fortune 500 companies, startup companies, and individuals seeking to obtain domestic and international patent protection for inventions in various technical areas. Her practice includes preparing and prosecuting domestic and international patents in a variety of technical areas including wireless telecommunications, mobile devices, artificial intelligence (AI) of virtual assistants, video image processing, industrial process control, semiconductor devices and fabrication methods, optics, computer hardware and software, cooling and heating systems, farm equipment, document preservation systems, wastewater processing systems, and energy technologies.

Emily also represents clients seeking to develop and obtain trademark protection for a portfolio of brands. She has prosecuted trademark applications for businesses in the fields of financial services, surgical implants, apparel, souvenirs, graphic novels, computer and mobile device games, and industrial equipment.

Prior to joining the firm. Emily worked in-house as Head of Legal at a multinational cloud-computing cybersecurity company. Previously also, Emily managed legal and commercial matters for EDP Renewable North America, the fourth-largest wind developer in the United States. Hence, she has a wealth of experience negotiating commercial and technology transactions with customers, vendors, and strategic business partners.

Prior to law school, she served as an electrical engineer at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. She was frequently called upon as a consultant in mediations, and as an expert witness in hearing of electric cases at the Commission. She earned a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from Texas A&M University and received her J.D. from Arizona State University School of Law.

  • Represented numerous clients on Fortune Global 500 list to successfully obtain domestic and international patent protection for hundreds of inventions in varied technologies;
  • Represented patent owner in inter partes review (IPR) proceedings winning multiple Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) decisions denying institution of IPR;
  • Provided patent litigation support to enforce patents against infringers for clients in various technological fields;
  • Represented small business owner to successfully obtain trademark registrations with Notice of Publication as the first action.

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Munck Wilson Mandala Welcomes Principal Attorney Emily White

White earned her J.D. from Arizona State University and her Bachelor of Science in electrical engineering from Texas A&M University.  During law school, White was a student in the China Intellectual Property Summer Institute at Tsinghua University School of Law in Beijing, China.  White is a registered patent attorney and a member of the State

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Rise of AI in Sports: Athlete’s Intellectual Property, Privacy Considerations, and the Role of the Olympic Movement

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become a focal point globally, driven by media coverage of the democratization of large language models and chatbots. AI tools are now rapidly integrating into various aspects of society, including sports. At the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, Omega operated Computer Vision systems including an AI model specifically trained for each sport, AI-based

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Arizona State University Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law, 2009

Juris Doctorate

Texas A&M University, BS, 2004

Electrical Engineering

  • American Bar Association
  • State Bar of Texas
  • Dallas Bar Association
  • J.L Turner Legal Association
  • Registered U.S. Patent Attorney
  • Aggie Bar Association

Texas, 2009

U.S. Patent and Trademark Office

U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas