Lee has represented a wide range of clients, from small business owners to national industry leaders. For example, he has represented clients in the public safety, software development, consumer electronics, food and beverage, home product manufacturing, home service, outdoor recreation, aviation, entertainment, media publishing, broadcasting, real estate construction and development, architecture, and automotive industries. His ability to understand how intellectual property disputes intersect with broader business concerns allows him to offer holistic and strategic counsel. He is passionate about helping clients protect their brands and navigate the complexities of intellectual property law, whether through litigation or proactive brand management strategies.
Before entering private practice, Lee clerked for the Honorable Matthew E. Johnson, John R. Rodenberg, and Diane B. Bratvold of the Minnesota Court of Appeals, where he gained invaluable insight into judicial decision-making and appellate advocacy. During law school, he excelled in intellectual property advocacy, competing in the prestigious Giles Sutherland Rich Intellectual Property Moot Court Competition, where his team achieved national quarterfinals and regional first-place honors. He also served as an Articles Editor for the University of St. Thomas Law Journal, assisted with an article about the Federal Tort Claims Act, and mentored first-year law students as a Writing Fellow.
Beyond his legal practice, Lee brings a strong sense of discipline and leadership from his time serving in the United States Army Reserves. As a Civil Affairs Sergeant with the 308th Civil Affairs Brigade, he worked in specialized roles supporting military and civilian operations. He is a two-time Army Achievement Medal recipient, a testament to his dedication and commitment to service.
Outside of work, Lee enjoys staying active through running, biking, hiking, and snowboarding. A lifelong sports enthusiast, he follows motorsports and football with passion. He also loves traveling, exploring new restaurants, and spending quality time with his wife.
