Emma supports clients in navigating complex patent and trade secret disputes involving advanced technologies. Her practice covers all phases of litigation, including pre-suit diligence, patent claim construction, fact and expert discovery, and trial preparation. Emma assists a diverse range of clients, including large technology companies and research institutions. Her technical background brings fluency to a broad spectrum of technologies, including medical devices, computer systems, power management, and semiconductor manufacturing.

Emma earned her J.D. from the University of New Hampshire Franklin Pierce School of Law, where she was a member of the Daniel Webster Scholar Honors Program. She holds a degree in biomedical engineering with a concentration in biomaterials from Wayne State University, where she participated in cardiovascular tissue engineering and stem cell regenerative medicine research.