BECKY TAYLOR-BROOKS
PATENT ATTORNEY
Following her Bachelor’s degree in Electronic Engineering, Becky dedicated three years to the semiconductor industry working in the photolithography and etch wafer processes. She then moved into the Custom Manufacturing industry and worked for eighteen years in the Engineering Department. During her time as an Engineer, she worked on various complex telecommunications, Aerospace, medical, gas and electric metering, and Radio Frequency (RF) technologies. Becky has completed the NCEES advanced licensing for engineers in the study of Fundamentals of Engineering Industrial and Systems.
Becky attended Concordia University School of Law in Boise, Idaho, where she earned her law degree. Following law school she became a registered patent attorney and became active with the Idaho Patent Pro Bono Program. Prior to joining Brooks, Cameron & Huebsch, she worked with a small law firm is Boise, Idaho, on patent application drafting and prior art research.
EDUCATION
- BACHELOR'S DEGREE - ITT TECHNICAL INSTITUTE (BOISE, ID)
- JURIS DOCTORATE - CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW
- HARRITY & HARRITY LLP ACADEMY
- REGISTERED - U.S. PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE
Brooks, Cameron & Huebsch , PLLC maintains a long-standing commitment to diversity through eliminating bias and enhancing inclusion in the practice of Intellectual Property Law.
While 2020 brought great attention to the disparities and social injustice in our communities and society at large, our team has been well ahead of these efforts and has been ABA Model Diversity Survey Compliant since 2017.