Zach Schroeder is a litigator with a focus on intellectual property and employee benefits litigation matters. He is admitted to the Patent Bar and can practice patent matters before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. He has experience working at the appellate level, having interned for Justice Thomas D. Waterman of the Iowa Supreme Court, and at the trial level having interned with the 7th Judicial District, Iowa District Court.
In his employee benefits practice, Zach represents employee benefits plans, their employer sponsors, and fiduciaries faced with claims for benefits, governmental investigations, and purported class actions. He has advised clients through the prelitigation pleading, motion, and discovery stages of trial.
Zach obtained his Bachelor of Science (B.S.) from Loras College graduating with a double major in chemistry and mathematics and a minor in physics. Zach was awarded the Outstanding Chemistry Major Award for having graduated with the highest GPA in the chemistry department, the Deans Award for graduating in the top 20 students in his graduating class and graduated with maxima cum laude honors. Zach obtained his Juris Doctor (J.D.) from the University of Iowa College of Law, graduating with distinction.
