Ethan Marks focuses his practice on patent, trademark, trade secret, and copyright litigation. He represents clients in all stages of complex intellectual property disputes, including in district court litigation, post-grant and appellate proceedings, arbitration, and licensing matters.
Ethan has significant experience in a variety of technologies, including semiconductors, cellular network standards, software, consumer electronics, electrical cables, pharmaceuticals, and medical devices.
Prior to joining Wolf Greenfield, Ethan was a litigation associate at Manion Gaynor & Manning LLP, where he represented corporate and individual clients in state and federal courts and arbitration proceedings.
In law school, Ethan served as Articles Editor for the Boston College Law Review and worked as a student practitioner at the Massachusetts Office of the Attorney General.
Articles
Federalism in an Era of International Free Trade: The General Agreement on Trade in Services and the Regulation of Insurance in the United States, Tort Trial & Insurance Practice Law Journal, Vol. 50-1 (Fall 2014).
Indefiniteness After Dow: The Problem of Multiple Measurement Techniques, Boston Patent Law Association Newsletter, Vol. 47-1 (Winter 2016).