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Business Journal of Milwaukee Recognizes Boyle Fredrickson among Fastest Growing Firms
Boyle Fredrickson Grows 49 Percent from 2006-08; Intellectual Property Law Firm Attains Second Award for 2009 Boyle Fredrickson, Wisconsin's largest intellectual property (IP) law firm, was recently recognized by the Business Journal of Milwaukee as one of the fastest growing firms in the greater Milwaukee...
Boyle Fredrickson Remains Committed to Giving Back to the Community (Business Journal of Milwaukee)
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Thinking Ahead – Tips For Achieving Strategic Innovation
Given the world's current economic plight, it can be argued that the notion of inventors tooling away in a corporate-funded "skunk works" has long since run its course. Many businesses simply cannot afford to have their top engineering teams tinkering with countless ideas in hopes...
Lalor Blogs For Marquette University Law School
This past summer, Boyle Fredrickson attorney and Marquette University Law School alum, Eric Lalor was asked to share his opinions in a series of blog entries that were posted to the University's website. During his tenure as guest blogger, Lalor touched on several topics, including:...
Griggs Presents At Innovation Conference
Boyle Fredrickson attorney Michael Griggs recently presented "Protecting Your Intellectual Property on a Budget" at the 2009 Ideas to Profits Conference held Oct. 1-2. Ideas to Profits is an annual event planned by the Wisconsin Innovation Service Center (WISC), the Small Business Development Center and...
Boyle Fredrickson Awards and Recognitions
Boyle Fredrickson, Wisconsin's largest intellectual property (IP) law firm, was recently recognized in the BizTimes for its selection by the Metropolitan Milwaukee Commerce Association (MMAC) as a "Future 50" award winner. Celebrating the firm's third consecutive "Future 50" award, the program recognizes southeast Wisconsin's fastest-growing...
Boyle Fredrickson Hosts Seminar On Business Implications Of Social Media
Held downtown at the Milwaukee County Historical Society, the Social Media event was attended by more than 100 business professionals and attorneys.
Big Happenings at USPTO
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) recently rescinded a controversial patent regulations package concerning continuation and continuation-in-part application practice, originally published in August 2007, but never enacted. Echoing the sentiment of many patent applicants who felt the so-called "final rules" unduly restricted inventors' capacity...
