Trademark & Copyright (7)

Robert Maldonado was quoted by The AmLaw Litigation Daily in an article titled “How a Luxury Designer Made the Case ‘Adidas Does Not Own Stripes.’”

Wolf Greenfield achieved a victory on behalf of Thom Browne, Inc., a luxury fashion brand based in New York City, in a trademark infringement lawsuit brought by adidas in the US District Court for the...

(originally published by The ACLU of Massachusetts) The ACLU of Massachusetts, together with law firm Wolf, Greenfield & Sacks, P.C., today filed a lawsuit against two Massachusetts agencies for f...

Four Wolf Greenfield attorneys have been named to Boston magazine’s 2022 Top Lawyers list in the category of Intellectual Property Rights. Now in its second year, the guide includes a curated list of ...

Wolf Greenfield has been recognized for five practice areas on the 2023 national “Best Law Firms” list by US News & World Report and Best Lawyers. The firm was ranked a top tier law firm in the na...

Twenty-one Wolf Greenfield attorneys have been named to the 2022 Massachusetts Super Lawyers list, and 19 have been named 2022 Massachusetts Rising Stars. Members of every practice at the firm were re...

Doug Wolf and John Welch were recognized as global leaders in private practice in World Trademark Review (WTR) Global Leaders 2022. Now in its fourth year, WTR Global Leaders has recognized Doug and J...

Four Wolf Greenfield attorneys have been named to the 2022 New York Super Lawyers list. Those recognized include:

Thirty-six Wolf Greenfield attorneys were selected by their peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America® 2023. Members of every practice group at the firm were represented. Thirty were named Be...

John Strand was quoted by Bloomberg Law in an article titled “Penn State Case Tests Sports Merchandising’s Legal Foundation.”

Wolf Greenfield has been recognized both nationally and in Massachusetts in the 2022 Managing IP rankings. In addition, eight attorneys have been ranked individually as IP STARS.

Robert Maldonado was quoted by Law360 in an article titled “‘Juneteenth’ Ice Cream Stirs Up Familiar Trademark Debate.”