IP Talk with Wolf Greenfield

Wolf Greenfield

Conversations about IP-related legal issues, developments and cases of interest.

  1. 4D AGO

    Michele Moresco on the Transformational Potential of Photonics

    Photonics is rapidly transforming from a primarily academic discipline into a driving force of industrial innovation. As part of this transformation, photonics companies need to treat their intellectual property as a forward-looking business asset.  In this episode of IP Talk with Wolf Greenfield, Michele Moresco, a shareholder in the Electrical & Computer Technologies, explains how a  combination of thoughtful patenting, robust trade secret protection, early coordination, and litigation readiness can help companies thrive in this competitive and fast-evolving field.  Prior to joining Wolf Greenfield, Michele worked as a research scientist at Photonic Corporation and was also a postdoctoral associate at MIT, where—among other things—he led the operations of a DARPA-funded project to develop a silicon photonics fabrication platform for high volume manufacturing. Here are a few highlights from the conversation: 01:15 - Michele describes his work at Wolf Greenfield. 02:23 - An overview of photonics—what it is and where we will see its impact. 04:22 - A comprehensive photonics IP strategy goes far beyond simple patent filings and procurement. 06:31 - The intellectual property strategy should be developed early as a company transitions from being an academic initiative to commercialization.   07:55 - Thoughts on the importance of protecting trade secrets. 09:33 - Multiple levels of the supply chain should be covered by a company’s IP strategy.  11:12 - Michele offers an explanation of omnibus applications. 12:58 - Adopting comprehensive defensive strategies early may help deal with competitor disputes in the future.  14:47 - It’s critical for the legal and technical teams to stay properly aligned as the organization grows.  ###

    15 min
  2. 08/21/2025

    Wolf Greenfield’s 2025 Summer Program

    The Wolf Greenfield Summer Program gives aspiring attorneys a firsthand look at life inside of a thriving law firm. Participants are assigned to a specific Wolf Greenfield practice group, but they are also exposed to multiple practices to offer a 360-degree view of the firm’s diverse services.  This year’s program featured ten members. Seven of them joined us on this edition of IP Talk with Wolf Greenfield:  ●      Christina Gray: attends University of New Hampshire, Franklin Pierce School of Law ●      Kaylah Birmingham: a PhD candidate at Weill Cornell Graduate School of Medical Sciences ●      Leannah Schmitt: a PhD candidate at Harvard University  ●      Fayth Wisehart: attends University of Virginia School of Law ●      Kyle Evans: a PhD candidate at Harvard University ●      Leah Cravitz: attends Boston College Law School ●      Neha Krishna: a rising senior at the University of Pennsylvania Here are a few highlights of their conversation:  01:54 - How the associates heard about Wolf Greenfield’s Summer Program and what led each to apply04:08 - Technology specialist interns share surprising aspects of the experience 05:50 - Favorite projects and experiences 07:45 - How the program prepares participants for their legal careers 11:25 - Returning for a second year to the program, Neha shares how this year’s experience differs from the previous year12:10 - Advice for future participants

    15 min

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