Elisabeth Hunt has been recognized as a Rising Star in the IP Stars 2019/2020 rankings. Elisabeth is an associate in the Post-Grant Proceedings Practice and has also been recognized as a Rising Star b...
Wolf Greenfield is the largest intellectual property law firm in Massachusetts, according to the Boston Business Journal’s annual list. Read more.
For the third year in a row, Patexia Inc.—an intellectual property community and information service—has named Wolf Greenfield among the top-performing and most active law firms for inter partes revie...
Scott McKeown was quoted Law360 in an article titled “Arctic Cat Ruling Showcases Growing Split On Post-IPR Arguments.” Read more (subscription required).
Eighteen Wolf Greenfield attorneys were selected by their peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America® 2020. Wolf Greenfield attorneys featured in the annual rankings include: Michael Albert, S...
Wolf Greenfield has been recognized in the BTI Power Rankings 2019: The Law Firms with the Absolute Best and Strongest Client Relationships. BTI Power Rankings 2019 draws on data collected in BTI’s on...
Scott McKeown was quoted Bloomberg Law in an article titled “Serial Patent Challengers Target of Agency’s Updated Guidance.” Read more (subscription required).
Wolf Greenfield has once again been recognized by the IAM Patent 1000: The World’s Leading Patent Professionals. The firm was highly ranked for patent prosecution, transactions and litigation. In addi...
Wolf Greenfield was ranked #6 on the list of Best Intellectual Property Boutique Law Firms in the 2020 Vault Rankings. The firm was also recognized as one of the top law firms in Boston, and as one of...
Nathan Speed was quoted by Intellectual Property Magazine in an article titled “SCOTUS stamps out US Postal Service's use of IPRs.” Read more (subscription required).
Nathan Speed was quoted by World Intellectual Property Review in an article titled “SCOTUS decision limits govt's ability to defend itself in patent suits: lawyers.” Read more.
Nathan Speed was quoted by Law360 in a recent Supreme Court ruling that stated that the government can't challenge patents through America Invents Act. Read more.