Before pursuing a career in intellectual property law, George worked as a scientist for a large pharmaceutical company in their biologics manufacturing facility. He supported the scale-up and technical transfer of biologics to the facility. He also worked closely with an external pharmaceutical company as the downstream process lead for the commercial manufacturing of a blockbuster monoclonal antibody product.
During law school, George completed an intellectual property concentration and competed in the National Patent Application Drafting Competition.
George is a member of the NJ and CA bar and is registered to practice before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
08/25/2025
Prior to joining Servilla Whitney, Brandon practiced patent prosecution and trademark counseling as an associate with a boutique intellectual property firm in Philadelphia, PA. In this role he gained valuable experience managing the global prosecution of new drug and biologics patent portfolios for clinical-stage pharmaceutical clients.
As a law student at Drexel University, Brandon was recognized for his achievement in the Intellectual Properly Law concentration and was a founding chairperson of the Drexel Center for Law and Transformational Technology (CLTT), a collaboration designed to promote critical conversations about the governance of impactful emerging technologies. Brandon brings hands-on research experience from his published work with a hepatic immunology research group at Harvard Medical School, and from his undergraduate education, when he prepared an original thesis on organic photovoltaics based on his synthetic and analytical chemistry research.
Brandon is admitted to the PA bar and registered with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office
08/25/2025
