Jane Doe was born in 1975, received a BA in Business from UC Berkeley in 1996 and her JD from Stanford Law School in 1999. Ms. Doe was editor-in-chief of the Stanford Law Review. Ms. Doe became licensed to practice law in 1999. Before joining Smith & Jones, Ms. Doe clerked for the California Supreme Court. In 2003, Ms. Doe joined Smith & Jones as an associate in their commercial litigation department

Expertise
Jane Doe has handled lawsuits involving deceptive or false advertising claims. Her experience includes the complex issues related to The Lanham Act and California Business and Professions Code sections 17200 and 17500 disputes. Her notable cases include: Acme Corporation v. Orion Company, Inc.

Professional Organizations
Jane Doe is a member of several professional organizations including the Bar Association of San Francisco, The San Francisco Barristers Club and Women's Advocate Circle.

Published Works
Jane Doe has published numerous articles relating to the Lanham Act, including: Can The Lanham Act Survive In the New Era?

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