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Emily J. Tremblay
Emily J. Tremblay
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Experience
As an associate in Robins Kaplan’s Intellectual Property and Technology practice group, Emily J. Tremblay is dedicated to protecting and monetizing her clients’ intellectual property. Emily came to Robins Kaplan having clerked for federal judges for four years: she spent two years working for Magistrate Judge Leo I. Brisbois in the District of Minnesota, and most recently, she clerked for District Judge James D. Peterson in the Western District of Wisconsin. Emily gained invaluable writing and legal research experience and judicial insight during her time clerking.
Before clerking, Emily interned for the United States Attorney’s Office in the District of Minnesota, summered with a mid-size litigation firm in Minneapolis, and externed for Justice Ann Walsh Bradley on the Wisconsin Supreme Court. During law school, Emily worked for the University of Wisconsin Law School’s Oxford Federal Project, a clinical program where law students provide legal assistance to federal prisoners.
Represented Honeywell International Inc. in a trade secret and breach of contract dispute with Ophir Corporation involving Lidar-based optical air data systems for navigating aircraft. Settled the case on behalf of Honeywell after previously prevailing on a motion for a temporary restraining order/preliminary injunction. The dispute was venued in the United States District Court for the District of Arizona as Case No. CV-17-02083-PHX-GMS.
Bar Admissions
- Minnesota
- U.S. District Court, Minnesota
- Wisconsin
Education
- University of Wisconsin Law, J.D. cum laude (2012); Wisconsin International Law Journal, Articles Editor (2012)
- St. Olaf College, B.A. in Political Science and in Integrative Studies, summa cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa (2010)
Professional Associations
- Minnesota State Bar Association
- State Bar of Wisconsin
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August 26, 2020
INSIGHT: Avoiding Trade Secret Claims After Seeing a Competitor’s Crown Jewels
Jake Holdreith, David Prange, Emily Tremblay - Bloomberg Law
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