Douglas Wolf

Douglas Wolf is a prominent figure in the field of Intellectual Property law, with expertise in patents, trademarks, copyright, litigation, and licensing.

With a primary focus on trademark prosecution and litigation, patent portfolio management, infringement analysis, and licensing, Doug offers comprehensive legal services in various related areas.

His professional repertoire includes providing due diligence and acquisition analysis for venture groups, representing clients in a wide array of industries, and managing complex litigation in multiple jurisdictions.

Doug Wolf's interest in entrepreneurship and small business matters is evident through his active involvement in the MIT Enterprise Forum of Cambridge, where he facilitates strategic relationships among clients and other companies.

His specialties encompass prosecution, dispute resolution, due diligence, domain name matters, portfolio management, and branding strategies, catering to startups and established businesses alike.

Educationally, Doug pursued a BA in Physics from Columbia University and subsequently completed his JD from the Cardozo School of Law, rounding off his academic foundation.

Throughout his career, Doug has held various key positions in renowned organizations, contributing significantly to the field of Intellectual Property law and enhancing alumni engagement and diversity initiatives.