Brad Frazer is a Partner at Hawley Troxell, where he chairs the Intellectual Property & Internet practice group. His expertise covers IP strategy, AI, data security, and IT law, built on a foundation of in-house counsel roles at companies like Micron Electronics. He holds a JD from UC Hastings and an MBA from the University of Utah.
Outside of his legal practice, Brad is a published author of the thriller novel, "The Cure". A Boise native, his personal interests include blues music, the short stories of Ray Bradbury, his wife, daughter, and dogs. During college, he was a film critic and hosted a weekly television program.
Unique fact: He is the lawyer who successfully registered the color "blue" as a trademark for Boise State Universitys iconic blue turf football field.
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