Trademark & Copyright (8)

Four Wolf Greenfield attorneys have been named to the 2021 New York Super Lawyers list. Those recognized include:

Wolf Greenfield and Leason Ellis teamed up for an impressive victory before the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit in a trademark case for client David Beasley. In 1969 Beasley found...

Thirty Wolf Greenfield attorneys were selected by their peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America® 2022. Members of every practice group at the firm were represented. Twenty-one were named Be...

Doug Wolf and John Welch were recognized as global leaders in private practice in World Trademark Review (WTR) Global Leaders 2021. Now in its third year, Doug and John have been recognized in all thr...

In its inaugural Trademark Intelligence Report, Patexia Inc. named Wolf Greenfield among the best performing and most active law firms for trademark prosecution.

John Welch and Martin Schwimmer, partner at Leason Ellis LLP, co-authored an article published by World Trademark Review titled “Where to appeal a TTAB decision? The choice is complicated.” The two we...

Wolf Greenfield has been listed among the top law firms in Chambers USA 2021. The firm was ranked as one of the top intellectual property law firms in Massachusetts, and was described as: “Boutique pr...

John Welch was quoted by Bloomberg Law in an article titled “4th Cir. Clears Two Paths for Repeat Trademark Ruling Reviews.” 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...

John Strand was quoted by Bloomberg Law in an article titled “‘Lettuce Turnip the Beet’ Case Features Dueling Trademark Axioms.” Read more (subscription required).

Doug Wolf was quoted by World Trademark Review (WTR) in an article titled “The Biden Era Begins: Trademark Industry Weighs in On Hopes for The Future.” Read more.

John Welch was quoted by World Trademark Review (WTR) in an article titled “Trademark Committee Created to Help USPTO Combat Fraudulent Applications Without Burdening Domestic Filers.” Read more.