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Wolf Greenfield November 2020 Newsletter

| View in browser   Contact Us     November 2020 Newsletter       Rob Maldonado, Mike Rader, Tonia Sayour and Norm Zivin have been named to the 2020 New York Super Lawyers list, and Dan Huttle has been named a 2020 New York Rising Star.        NEW HIRE ALERT We are excited to welcome Tiffany Hogan, our new Diversity & Inclusion Manager, to Wolf Greenfield.       Wolf Greenfield is fortunate to work with clients across industries that are leaders in their fields. To highlight the work they are doing and the ways in which we work together, we feature client spotlights in the form of case studies. In this case study, we profile Spa Girl Cocktails. Spa Girl Cocktails is a woman-owned and woman-run company leading the premium prepared cocktail market with their hand-crafted, vegan and all-natural ready-to-drink cocktails.       Elizabeth Dornburgh Quoted in Insider Pro on Working Remotely   Elizabeth Dornburgh, Senior Director of Human Resources, was quoted by Insider Pro in an article titled "Many of Us Will Be Working From Home Forever." She highlighted the firm’s flexibility prior to the pandemic and how the firm quickly went 100% remote in early March to keep employees safe. Read more (subscription required).       The Rising Tide of Discretionary Denial at the Patent Trial and Appeal Board   In an article published in IP Litigator, Elisabeth Hunt and Stuart Duncan Smith investigate where the PTAB’s practice on discretionary denial currently stands and provide practice pointers and tips along the way.       IP Litigation Timing Considerations in Light of COVID-19   Greg Corbett and Marie McKiernan give an update on IP litigation timing considerations in midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. This alert is part of Wolf Greenfield's COVID-19 Resource Center.        Andrew Williams Quoted by IAM on The Tightening of Hatch-Waxman Litigation Venue Rules   Andrew Williams was quoted by IAM in an article titled "Stricter Criteria Will Now Apply to Venue Selection in ANDA Patent Disputes." He explained that when there are multiple ANDA filers, it will be much harder to consolidate into a single case in New Jersey or Delaware. Read more (subscription required).       CHECK OUT THE LATEST FROM OUR BLOGS              600 Atlantic Ave., Boston, MA 02210 605 Third Ave., New York, NY 10158 2020 © Wolf, Greenfield & Sacks, P.C.   Wolf, Greenfield, & Sacks, P.C. Unsubscribe Manage preferences |
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