Diana Mederos is an award-winning patent attorney and business lawyer who builds, protects, and monetizes intellectual property for sophisticated entrepreneurs, venture-backed startups, private equity, and family offices. Diana combines her JD degree with advanced STEM credentials and practical commercial experience to transform technical innovation into enforceable, investment-worthy assets.

Law and Science Background

• Legal foundation: JD with honors; specialization certificates in advanced legal writing and in environmental law; book awards; moot court national champion team; trained by corporate and patent counsels of publicly traded companies

• STEM foundation: B.Sc. in Biology and Environmental Science; M.Sc. in Pharmaceutical Chemistry; lab and field research experience at the international campus of Texas A&M and at the University of Florida

• First-hand scientific experience: Immunology and NMR metabolic profiling research; honors thesis involving hydrology modeling, sediment toxicity and water quality analysis, historical GIS mapping, and environmental chemistry of the Rio Grande watershed
  

• Industry expertise: Renewable energy, batteries and power electronics, aerospace and materials, medical devices and diagnostics, consumer products, food and beverages, hemp-based goods, life sciences, cosmetics, fashion and jewelry, industrial machinery, and computing systems
  

Entrepreneurial Background and Business Expertise

• Co-founder and COO at Patalytica
  
• Co-founder, Outside GC, Chemist, and Board Member at Admix Innovations
  
• Bar Prep Instructor on Florida Business Law at Mind Over Legal Matter
  

Awards and Recognition

• Thomson Reuters Super Lawyers Rising Stars--Intellectual Property Law
• The Guide to Florida Regional Winner--Intellectual Property Law
• Palm Beach Illustrated Top Lawyers--Intellectual Property Law
• Contributing author of American Chemical Society publication, Chemistry and Patent Law: U.S. Supreme Court Decisions 2000–2020
• Co-author of Florida Bar Business Law Section amicus brief in WPB Hotel Partners, LLC v Point Conversions, LLC

Bar Admissions 

• USPTO
• Florida
• Texas
• Selected federal district and appellate courts

Professional Memberships

• American Chemical Society
• Florida Bar Business Law Section and International Law Section
• Texas Bar Corporate Counsel Section and Intellectual Property Law Section
• Craig S. Barnard American Inns of Court