Noah J. Moss

I was born and raised in the northern suburbs of Chicago, Illinois. I made my first move to California to study biochemistry at the University of California, San Diego. While attending UCSD, I was a member of the golf team and joined the Sigma Chi Fraternity. After earning my degree in biochemistry, I decided to pursue law school, driven by my love for writing and my knack for winning debates with my parents. I returned to Chicago to attend Loyola University Chicago School of Law, where my natural talent for argument evolved into a commitment to seeking justice for my clients. During law school, I took on several internships to refine my skills, including one in China where I worked for Siemens, a leader in innovation. I stayed active during the academic year by participating in Moot Court and the International Law Review. I also co-founded the Loyola IP Law Society, reflecting my growing interest in intellectual property. After graduating from Loyola, I moved to New York City, where I secured a position at a large law firm. That experience paved the way for me to establish my own practice, allowing me to see the significant impact I could have serving clients in corporate law. I also advanced my education by earning an LL.M in IP & Information from Fordham University School of Law.