Marinna C. Radloff

Associate

Marinna C. Radloff focuses her practice on intellectual property disputes, representing clients in patent, trademark, copyright, and trade secret litigation. Marinna has contributed to federal cases involving unfair competition and false advertising issues. She has represented clients in litigation in US district courts and has worked on matters appearing before the US Patent and Trademark Office. Since joining the firm, Marinna has contributed to several stages of clients’ cases, including discovery matters, motion practice, expert reports, and trial practice.

Extended Profile

While in law school, Marinna earned Santa Clara’s High Tech Law Certificate with a specialization in Intellectual Property Litigation and was recognized by the American Bar Association with an ABA-Bloomberg BNA Award for Excellence in the Study of Intellectual Property. Marinna was a judicial extern for Judge Nathan D. Mihara in the Sixth District Court of Appeal of California and also served as a student researcher under Professor Colleen Chien, former White House senior advisor on intellectual property and innovation. Additionally, she was selected by former Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta as a fellow at The Panetta Institute of Public Policy in Monterey, California, focusing on producing white papers related to the intersection of politics, healthcare, innovation, and the law.

As a law student, she was heavily involved in moot court litigation competitions, receiving first place in the Western Regional of the Giles S. Rich National Patent Competition, winning the California Bar Environmental Law competition, and being awarded best oralist in the Honors Moot Court competition at Santa Clara. Marinna is fluent in Mandarin and Russian and is conversant in French and Georgian.