Zachary P. Grant

In law school, Zachary focused on intellectual property classes, both theoretical and practical. While studying at the Michigan State University College of Law, Zachary was accepted into the Trial Practice Institute where he honed his litigation and courtroom skills. Zachary also studied internet law, international IP law, and anti-counterfeit enforcement while working at the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office, as well as MSU’s Center for Anti-Counterfeiting and Product Protection.

Zachary understands that intellectual property law is constantly growing in both importance and complexity. He remains vigilant in keeping up with the latest legal theories, business strategies, and technologies. In fact, he is anxious for the development of new law that is tailored to the Internet age and its rapid evolution.

In his free time, Zachary enjoys photography and editing, video and board gaming, computer building, sailing and camping.

• Michigan State University College of Law, Juris Doctorate (2019)
• The University of Michigan, Bachelor’s Degree (2014)

Admitted

• State Bar of Michigan (2019)
• U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Michigan

Professional Honors & Recognitions

• Jurisprudence Achievement Award: Professional Responsibility (2019)

Articles, Speaking Engagements, and Webinars

• “FishBits: Who Really “Owns” Your Digital Goods?,” Fish Tank, April 2021
• “The U.S. Tech-Giant Decision that will Shape Innovation and Copyright Law,” Fish Tank, April 2021
• “FishBits: Counter Counterfeits,” Fish Tank, February 2020
• “Trademark Office Issues Guidance on New Generic.com Registrations,” Fish Tank, December 2020
• “Universal Car Care,” Fish Tank, December 2020
• “FishBits: VARA and Moral Rights,” Fish Tank, November 2020
• “A.I. State of Mind,” Fish Tank, October 2020
• “The Quiet Death of Entertainment’s Biggest Antitrust,” Fish Tank, August 2020
• “The Library’s Place in the Digital Future,” Fish Tank, July 2020
• “3M Uses Trademark Law for the Greater Good,” Fish Tank, May 2020
• “Stronger Together: How Competition and Right-To-Repair Is Good For Everyone,” The Brand Protection Professional, June 2019