Brian Gilchrist

Allen, Dyer, Doppelt & Gilchrist

| 7/3/2023

Orlando

Allen, Dyer, Doppelt & Gilchrist has focused on intellectual property law since 1972, and Brian Gilchrist has led the firm as managing shareholder for some 15 years. He also has grown the firm for years as president and conducts an intellectual property trial practice that includes patents, trade secrets, deceptive practices and restrictive covenants. Gilchrist volunteers at the Orange County Legal Aid Society and has represented more than 100 abused and neglected children as a guardian ad litem.

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