Wolf Greenfield is proud to partner with the Foundation for Advancement of Diversity in IP Law (FADIPL) to advance diversity in the intellectual property law profession. Together, Wolf Greenfield and ...
Dan Rudoy was quoted by InformationWeek in an article titled “What Lawyers Want Everyone to Know About AI Liability.” Read more.
Wolf Greenfield has been ranked as one of only two law firms in the gold category in Massachusetts and attorneys received national individual recognition in the World Trademark Review 1000 – The World...
Patexia’s Patent Litigation Intelligence Report has named Wolf Greenfield among the best performing and most active law firms for patent litigation.
John Van Amsterdam, shareholder in Wolf Greenfield’s Biotechnology Practice and Chair of the firm’s Hiring Committee, was featured on the American Bar Association’s (ABA) Legal Rebels Podcast. John ta...
Jonathan Roses was quoted by Bloomberg Law in an article titled “PTAB Sees Fewer Drug Patent Fights as Generics’ Strategy Shifts.” Read more.
Chelsea Loughran, shareholder in Wolf Greenfield’s Litigation Practice, chair of the firm’s Public Service Committee, and chair of the firm’s Diversity Committee, was featured in the Winter 2021 Bosto...
On behalf of The Innocence Project, Wolf Greenfield helped secure an important ruling in a New Jersey appellate court that safeguards the Constitutional rights of criminal defendants to meaningfully e...
Libbie DiMarco was quoted by Bloomberg Law in an article titled “Companies Hit With ITC Patent Complaints Face Long Odds at PTAB.” Read more.
Wolf Greenfield has been recognized for being among the top four law firms in securing biotech and organics utility patents in 2020 based on research conducted by Harrity & Harrity LLP's patent an...
John Strand was quoted by Bloomberg Law in an article titled “‘Lettuce Turnip the Beet’ Case Features Dueling Trademark Axioms.” Read more (subscription required).
Ed Walsh was quoted by Law360 in an article titled “Iancu Leaves Pro-Patentee Legacy As USPTO Director.” Read more (subscription required).