The Law School Veterans will moderate a discussion with Brigadier General William Dyer III on his experience serving in the JAG Corps Reserves while working as a law firm partner. General Dyer is the Assistant Judge Advocate General for Military Law and Operations (IMA), with duty at The Pentagon.  In this role, he manages the work of the Military Law and Operations sections of the Army’s Office of the Judge Advocate General, and advises high-level military commanders on worldwide legal and operational issues. Moreover, he is a partner in the Atlanta office of Lee & Hayes, where he chairs the firm’s national intellectual property litigation practice, primarily focusing on patent, trademark, and trade secret issues.  He has been nationally recognized by Chambers and Managing Intellectual Property as a leader in the intellectual property field, and is a frequent lecturer on intellectual property topics.

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