Nathan Bress, Law Student Intern

Nathan Bress is a graduate of McGill University and is currently a third-year student at Boston College Law School. Prior to law school, he worked for nine years as an editor and graphic designer in the scientific publishing industry. He has previously served as a research assistant to Professor Zygmunt Plater at Boston College, where he contributed a supplement chapter to Prof. Plater’s casebook on environmental law, and as a legal intern in the business law unit of the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority. He lives with his wife and son in West Medford, and in his spare time enjoys woodworking and collecting vintage watches and clocks.

Maria Brusco, Undergraduate Intern

Maria Brusco is a philosophy and economics double major in her third year at Wellesley College. She is interested in the field of intellectual property law, copyright, and publishing, and spent this past summer as an intern in the contracts department of Yale University Press. She is an inaugural fellow of the Freedom Project at Wellesley College. Maria is also a member and past musical director of the Wellesley College Blue Notes, a student-run a cappella group, and serves on the executive board of her school’s Chamber Music Society.