Susmita A. Gadre
Associate
| Litigation
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Accept & EmailEducation
- Boston University, BA, Chemistry
- Northeastern University School of Law, JD
Practice Groups
Languages
- Marathi
Admitted to Practice
- Massachusetts
- US Patent and Trademark Office
Location
- Boston
Overview
Susmita Gadre focuses her practice on patent litigation.
While in law school, Susmita was a member of the Northeastern University Law Review and participated in the National Appellate Advocacy Competition. Before joining Wolf Greenfield full time, she was a summer associate at the firm. During her time at Wolf Greenfield, Susmita assisted with various cases in the Litigation Practice.
Susmita was also a legal intern at Sigfox and LiquiGlide. There, she focused on supporting the in-house counsel with a variety of matters, focusing on contracts work and intellectual property, respectively. Susmita spent another co-op working for The Honorable Donald L. Cabell (Magistrate Judge, D. Mass.), where she helped research cases and observed district and appellate proceedings.
Activities
- South Asian Bar Association
Publications
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2022
Your IPR Petition Was Denied at Institution – What Next? The Federal Circuit Provides Insights on Petitioners’ Options
The PTAB’s Flexibility In Its Decisions – The Federal Circuit Weighs In
Printed Publications and Search Functionality – The Federal Circuit Weighs In
Uphill Challenges for Parties Seeking Attorney Fees in Federal Circuit Appeals of PTAB Decisions
Divided Infringements Still Dividing Courts? New Cases Provide More Insights
The Supreme Court Says the PTAB, Not the Federal Circuit, Gets to Say Whether an IPR is Outside the One-Year Time Bar
Supreme Court Oral Argument Review: The Justices Appear Split in Thryv v. Click-to-Call
Supreme Court Preview: What Can a Patent Owner Do When the PTAB Institutes an IPR That the Statute Doesn’t Permit?
Federal Circuit Report: What Is the Key to Unlocking the Federal Circuit's Divided Infringement Test?
What is the key to unlocking the Federal Circuit’s divided infringement test?
Considerations in Divided Infringement Based on Recent Case Law
Read MoreYour IPR Petition Was Denied at Institution – What Next? The Federal Circuit Provides Insights on Petitioners’ Options
Read MoreThe PTAB’s Flexibility In Its Decisions – The Federal Circuit Weighs In
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