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By ALM Staff | Law Journal Newsletters |
February 26, 2009

Wolf, Greenfield & Sacks, P.C., in Boston, has named Michael N. Rader as a shareholder. Rader represents a variety of companies in patent litigation around the country, in industries ranging from sporting goods to medical devices, coffee brewing equipment, and digital camera technology. He also counsels clients on IP strategy, product clearance, opinions, and transactions. In 2008, Rader was part of the legal team that won a $17 million patent-infringement settlement from Kraft for Wolf Greenfield's client Keurig Inc., a maker of coffee-brewing equipment. He also co-anchored the Wolf Greenfield trial team that won Massachusetts' largest patent infringement jury verdict in 2007, for medical device manufacturer Diomed, Inc.

Wolf, Greenfield & Sacks, P.C., in Boston, has named Michael N. Rader as a shareholder. Rader represents a variety of companies in patent litigation around the country, in industries ranging from sporting goods to medical devices, coffee brewing equipment, and digital camera technology. He also counsels clients on IP strategy, product clearance, opinions, and transactions. In 2008, Rader was part of the legal team that won a $17 million patent-infringement settlement from Kraft for Wolf Greenfield's client Keurig Inc., a maker of coffee-brewing equipment. He also co-anchored the Wolf Greenfield trial team that won Massachusetts' largest patent infringement jury verdict in 2007, for medical device manufacturer Diomed, Inc.

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