Peter B. Manzo is an associate attorney at Yee & Associates, P.C.  Mr. Manzo graduated from Thomas A. Edison State College with a bachelor’s degree in natural sciences.  He earned his doctor of chiropractic degree, summa cum laude, from Palmer College of Chiropractic and his law degree from Texas Wesleyan University School of Law. Presently he is pursuing a bachelor’s degree in software engineering from Kennedy-Western University.

Dr. Manzo is a registered patent attorney and is licensed to practice law in the State of Texas.  His primary practice area is patent law with a focus on patent prosecution in various technical areas, including computer hardware and software.

Besides being a two-time gold medal recipient of the International Online Negotiation Competition, Dr. Manzo has served as an adjunct online dispute resolution coach at Texas Wesleyan University School of Law for two terms.  Also, Dr. Manzo participated in the American Bar Association/Law School Division Client Counseling and Negotiation Competitions while in law school. 

Dr. Manzo has also served as Director of the Public Clinic and Chairman of the Technique Department at Parker College of Chiropractic.  In addition, the International Chiropractors Association’s Counsel on Chiropractic Sciences certifies Dr. Manzo in spinal trauma.

Dr. Manzo is a member of the National Order of Barristers, the Dallas/Fort Worth Intellectual Property Law Association, the Texas Bar Association, the American Bar Association, and the International Chiropractic Honor Society.  His publications include: On The Media: Online Moot Court (National Public Radio broadcast, Dec. 20, 2002); Benjamin G. Davis et al, The First International Competition for Online Dispute Resolution: Is This Big, Different and New, 19 J. INT’L ARB. 379, 384 (2002); and LEON R. COELHO DC, DIVERSIFIED CHIROPRACTIC ADJUSTING TECHNIQUE, (Peter B. Manzo DC ed., Parker College of Chiropractic 2d ed. 1986). 

Dr. Manzo is active in the community as a bible study teacher at the Dallas County Juvenile Detention Center.