Michael Greene focuses his practice on intellectual property litigation matters before US district and appellate courts, the US Patent and Trademark Office, and the International Trade Commission.
Prior to joining Wolf Greenfield, Michael was a Senior Associate in the IP Litigation practice group at WilmerHale. Michael has litigated patent disputes covering a broad array of technologies including LTE wireless standards, smartphones, flash memory, computer architecture, 3-D transistors and pharmaceuticals.
Before attending law school, Michael was a software engineer with NDS Limited (now part of Cisco). He developed the Electronic Programming Guide for DVRs for leading European satellite broadcasters, with lead development responsibility for time shifting, hard disk recording and conflict resolution mechanisms. He has also developed software for various other companies, with a focus on systems control algorithms and real-time programming for mobile and embedded devices.
Michael earned his bachelor’s degree in physics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He authored his thesis on nuclear physics, conducting experimental measurements of pion and gamma ray production reactions at Los Alamos National Laboratory’s pulsed neutron beam.