"In a spirited discussion at our annual Women's IP Forum, attendees were treated to an insightful fireside-style chat conversation with the Honorable Judge Pauline Newman, a trailblazer for women in law and a luminary in the field of intellectual property. Judge Newman spoke with Renee C. Quinn, Chief Operating Officer of IPWatchdog, Inc., about her extraordinary career and her life journey."
"Judge Pauline Newman has served with distinction on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit since her appointment by President Ronald Reagan in 1984. Her career has been marked by a commitment to innovation and the advancement of strong intellectual property rights, shaping the very foundation of modern patent law. But did you know that Judge Newman was until a few years ago an active and licensed pilot?"
Pauline Newman has served on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit since 1984 after appointment by President Ronald Reagan. She championed innovation and strong intellectual property rights, influencing modern patent law. She learned to fly airplanes during World War II and remained an active licensed pilot until recent years. She tutored Joan Baez in chemistry while Baez was in high school. She served with UNESCO assisting industrialization in underdeveloped nations. Topics connected to her life include patriotism, coming of age during World War II, imposter syndrome, and navigating male-dominated fields.
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