Fletcher Yoder

Keagan graduated magna cum laude from Georgia Southern University in 2021. While there, Keagan was a member of the Honors College and engaged in research on naïve bayesian classification models. He contributed to a publication using machine learning algorithms to determine the average number of days a home would spend on the market considering its sale price and characteristics. Keagan also founded and served as the president of the Developer Student Club that sought to encourage students to learn to code and implement software-based solutions to problems on campus. After receiving his undergraduate degree in computer science, Keagan attended Baylor Law School in Waco, Texas. During law school, Keagan served as a Senior Executive Editor of Baylor Law Review. He was also a member of Baylor’s moot court honor society. He was introduced to patent law while interning for Judge Alan Albright in the Western District of Texas and decided to pursue a career in the field. Keagan graduated cum laude from Baylor in April 2024. He joined Fletcher Yoder as an associate after clerking with the firm the previous summer.