Dina Blikshteyn to join Solve Intelligence’s Customer Advisory Board

We are excited to welcome Dina Blikshteyn, partner at Haynes Boone, to Solve Intelligence's Customer Advisory Board.

Dina is a seasoned intellectual property attorney based in Haynes Boone's New York office, where she serves as co-chair of the firm's artificial intelligence practice. Her expertise spans post-grant proceedings before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, AI counseling, and preparing and prosecuting domestic and international patent applications across cutting-edge technology sectors.

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With a unique blend of legal expertise and technical background, Dina regularly counsels clients on artificial intelligence and machine learning, cybersecurity, cloud computing, financial trading systems, telecommunications, and numerous other emerging technologies. Prior to her legal career, she developed high-frequency trading systems for domestic and international financial exchanges, bringing real-world technical experience to her IP practice.

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Dina is a recognized thought leader in AI and intellectual property, regularly speaking and writing on the intersection of artificial intelligence and patent law.

"I’m excited to join Solve’s Customer Advisory Board at a time when AI and Solve are at the forefront of transforming the legal industry. The team is building groundbreaking AI software that will undoubtedly empower IP professionals to work smarter, faster, and focus on legal expertise. I’m eager to help shape the company’s vision, ensure its innovations remain cutting-edge, and make a bold, positive impact on the IP community."

Dina Blikshteyn, Partner, Haynes Boone

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"We are thrilled to have Dina join Solve's Customer Advisory Board. Her dual expertise in AI and intellectual property, combined with her hands-on technical background, makes her an invaluable advisor as we continue to develop AI-powered solutions for the IP community. Her insights will be particularly valuable as we enhance our capabilities for post-grant proceedings and continue developing new features that serve the evolving needs of IP professionals."

Justin Doop, GC, Founding Member of Legal & Product, and Facilitator of Solve's CAB, Solve Intelligence

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We look forward to Dina's invaluable contributions to Solve Intelligence's strategy and future product roadmap.

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Check out the rest of our Customer Advisory Board here.

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