Adam Schoen advises life science and medical device companies regarding implementation of a patent strategy to further business objectives and business goals. Adam’s practice encompasses patent preparation and prosecution, portfolio development, product clearance, freedom to operate analysis and intellectual property due diligence. Adam works with public and private companies, investors, and academic institutions.

Adam has experience with a variety of technologies, such as next generation sequencing technologies, droplet based technologies, cancer diagnostics, medical device technology (ophthalmology, cardiology, orthopedics, neurology, spine) and medical imaging technology (IVUS and OCT), mass spectrometry, small molecule therapeutics, digital health, near field communication technology, and semiconductor technology. He manages patent portfolios of all sizes and develops strategies to maximize and protect intellectual property rights in both the United States and foreign jurisdictions.

Prior to law school, Adam was a scientist of analytical chemistry for ArQule Inc., a combinatorial chemistry and drug discovery company.