Wolf Greenfield

About Wolf Greenfield

Wolf Greenfield is an intellectual property law firm headquartered at 600 Atlantic Avenue in Boston, Massachusetts. Established in Boston in 1927, the firm has grown to more than 150 attorneys and technology specialists and maintains additional offices in New York and Washington, DC. Its work centers on patent protection, litigation, ITC litigation, appellate litigation, post-grant proceedings, trademark and copyright, and licensing and transactions. The firm also lists trademark licenses among its service areas. Technology coverage includes biotechnology, chemical and materials technologies, electrical and computer technologies, mechanical technologies, and pharmaceutical matters, allowing it to serve clients whose innovations span life sciences, engineering, electronics, and related fields.

The firm presents itself as a full-service IP practice for companies, inventors, and organizations seeking to protect and enforce intellectual property. Its website organizes services by both legal discipline and technology sector, which helps prospective clients identify relevant experience. Attorneys and technology specialists are listed with educational backgrounds from a wide range of institutions, reinforcing the firm’s technical and legal breadth. The Boston office is the firm’s original location, while the New York and Washington, DC offices extend its reach for regional and national matters.

One reviewer reports using Wolf Greenfield for more than 15 years for patent and IP needs, describing the team as top-notch and unrivaled. Another reviewer characterizes the firm as professional, caring, and attentive to technological ideas, noting step-by-step assistance for an individual pursuing an idea and seeking to avoid legal complications. These comments suggest strengths in long-term client relationships, patent and IP work, and personalized guidance through complex processes.

Atmosphere and service style are not described in extensive detail by reviewers, but the available feedback points to a professional, client-oriented approach. The firm’s broad technology groups and service lines indicate that it handles both transactional and contentious IP matters, from trademark and copyright work to litigation and post-grant proceedings. Its Boston, New York, and Washington, DC locations support clients with regional and national needs.

Prospective clients should note that public written feedback is sparse: most of the seven reviews contain no review text, and one 3-star rating appears without explanation. This limits the amount of detailed, service-specific information available from customer comments.