Will is an intellectual property litigator with experience representing clients in Federal District Courts, before the Patent Trademark and Appeal Board, and before the U.S. International Trade Commission. He is also a member of teams arguing before the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit. Will represents clients in matters involving a wide range of technologies involving biology, chemistry, mechanical and medical devices, and high tech.
Will’s experience includes litigating intellectual property cases through pre-litigation investigation, litigation, and appeal. He has handled patent, trademark, and trade secret litigation matters involving biotechnology and high tech (including drugs, devices, diagnostics, molecular and cellular engineering, HDMI technology, digital communication systems, etc.). He has also been a key member of successful trial teams before the International Trade Commission and Patent Trial and Appeal Board.
While earning his undergraduate degree, Will was a member of a graduate research group focused on using single molecule fluorescence techniques to study RNA. In 2013, he received the James E. Harris Scholarship to fund his summer research. During law school, Will was a managing editor of the American Journal of Law & Medicine and was selected to represent BU Law in the Oxford International Intellectual Property Moot competition.
Will currently serves on the Board of Directors and Executive Committee of the Lexington Arts & Crafts Society, a non-profit educational center dedicated to the preservation and promotion of excellence in traditional and contemporary arts and crafts, including ceramics, metalworking, woodworking, photography, and painting.
Will is an intellectual property litigator with experience representing clients in Federal District Courts, before the Patent Trademark and Appeal Board, and before the U.S. International Trade Commission. He is also a member of teams arguing before the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit. Will represents clients in matters involving a wide range of technologies involving biology, chemistry, mechanical and medical devices, and high tech.
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Intellectual Property Chair Michael Renaud and Associates Meena Seralathan, Simone Yhap, and Williams Dixon recently wrote an article for Law360 focused on protecting artificial intelligence and machine learning patents in the life sciences industry following the US Supreme Court’s 2014 decision in Alice v. CLS Bank.
