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Sponsored by Wolf Greenfield & SacksWolf Greenfield has once again been recognized both nationally and regionally in the Managing Intellectual Property rankings. In addition, 10 attorneys were ranked individually as 2025 IP STARS.
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Sponsored by Wolf Greenfield & SacksAn article by Lin Li and Matthew Grady titled “Turning Foreign-Filed Patent Applications into Strong US Patents: Key Strategies and Considerations” was published in Intellectual Property & Technology Law Journal. A strong US patent requires more than a simple translation of a foreign-filed patent application.
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Sponsored by Wolf Greenfield & SacksIn today’s competitive and innovation-driven economy, protecting intellectual property (IP) is no longer just about securing utility patents. A well-rounded IP strategy that incorporates multiple forms of IP, such as trade secrets, design patents, trademarks, and trade dress can help companies defend their market position, increase valuation, and foster long-term growth. A multi-layered approach tailored to your business needs maximizes protection while minimizing risk.
