Experienced Litigators
Experienced Litigators
Kathryn L. Overby is a recent graduate of Wake Forest University School of Law, where she honed her skills in legal research, writing, and advocacy. During her time at law school, Kathryn served as the Notes & Comments Editor for the Wake Forest Journal of Business and Intellectual Property. Her publication, titled “Who Runs the World? The Importance of Defining the Territorial Reach of the Lanham Act,” reflects her deep interest in intellectual property law.
Kathryn was actively involved in various competitions and initiatives, including the Walker Moot Court Competition and the Transactional Law Competition. She also played a key role as the Communication Coordinator on the Pro Bono Project Board of Directors, demonstrating her commitment to public service.
Kathryn’s academic journey began at Roanoke College, where she graduated magna cum laude with a Bachelor of Business Administration and a concentration in Legal Studies. She was recognized for her academic excellence and leadership, serving as President of the Delta Mu Delta Honor Society and Treasurer of the National Society of Leadership and Success.
Kathryn’s professional experience is equally impressive. As a law clerk, she gained valuable experience in trademark law, drafting responses to USPTO Office Actions, and conducting in-depth legal research. She further developed her expertise in federal and state legal issues, and worked on cases involving professional negligence and qui tam claims. She also interned with the United States Federal District Court for the Eastern District of North Carolina, supporting Judge Robert T. Numbers II with legal research and trial preparation.
Kathryn’s early legal experience includes internships with the Office of the Commonwealth’s Attorney in Salem, VA, where she prepared for felony cases, and with Senator Thom Tillis in Washington, DC, where she contributed to legislative research and constituent services. Kathryn’s diverse experience and strong legal writing skills make her a valuable asset to our legal team.