Gregory K. Gerstenzang

Overview

Greg works with clients of all sizes to leverage their intellectual property assets through strategic patent portfolio development and management. He prosecutes patent applications domestically and abroad in a wide range of technologies from water and wastewater treatment to solid state physics. Greg uses the insight gained from nearly a decade of technical experience in the semiconductor industry to maximize clients’ return on their intellectual property.

Greg spent several years working in semiconductor device fabrication for Intel Corporation in various positions, including process engineering and quality control. Specific projects included the transfer of new manufacturing technology from development to high volume production factories, various process optimization and cost reduction projects, and the development of systems for the monitoring of production and quality metrics.

Outside the firm, Greg is the Board Director of the Cornell Club of Boston, as well as a member of the MIT Club of Boston and the Boston Intellectual Property Law Association (BIPLA).

January 7, 2025

Thinking Globally: International Patent Filing and Inventors’ Rights

November 15, 2024

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Partner Greg Gerstenzang on Panel at the Cornell Club of Boston

July 16, 2024

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IPWatchdog Publishes “Thinking Globally: International Patent Filing and Inventors’ Rights”

February 14, 2024

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“A Flaw in USPTO Systems to Be Aware of and Avoid” by Greg Gerstenzang and Bob Skrivanek Published on IPWatchdog

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Drafted numerous patent applications in the fields of mechanical devices, electromechanical medical devices, robotics, materials, computer software, semiconductor devices and packaging, and water treatment filed with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
Prosecuted numerous patent applications in the fields of water and waste treatment, energy and “green” technologies, materials, consumer products, business methods, electronic gaming, medical devices, semiconductor devices and packaging, photovoltaics, power distribution devices, electrical devices and circuitry, software, and financial products.
Drafted opinions regarding non-infringement and interpretation and invalidity of claims of competitors’ patents.
Prepared and prevailed in numerous appeals before the PTAB.

Education

University of New Hampshire Franklin Pierce School of Law, J.D., cum laude
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, M.S., Materials Science, M.B.A.
Cornell University, B.S., Materials Science

Memberships

Board Director, Cornell Club of Boston
Member, MIT Club of Boston
Member, Boston Intellectual Property Law Association (BIPLA)
Member, Boston Bar Association

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617-395-7048

GGerstenzang@LALaw.com

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Education

University of New Hampshire Franklin Pierce School of Law, J.D.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology, M.S., M.B.A.

Cornell University, B.S.

Education

University of New Hampshire Franklin Pierce School of Law, J.D.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology, M.S., M.B.A.

Cornell University, B.S.

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Massachusetts

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Thinking Globally: International Patent Filing and Inventors’ Rights

Partner Greg Gerstenzang on Panel at the Cornell Club of Boston

IPWatchdog Publishes “Thinking Globally: International Patent Filing and Inventors’ Rights”

“A Flaw in USPTO Systems to Be Aware of and Avoid” by Greg Gerstenzang and Bob Skrivanek Published on IPWatchdog

Greg Gerstenzang and John Spangenberger Presented IP Fundamentals to IEEE Boston

“The CHIPS and Science Act Turns One Year Old: Intellectual Property Considerations May Facilitate its Future Success” published in Corporate Counsel

Functional Language Did Not Render Claim Indefinite In View Of Disclosure In Patent Specification

Functional Claim Limitations Pose High Hurdles for Fulfilment of Enablement Requirements

Amendment To Inventorship Of Patent In Patent Office Does Not Judicially Estop Later Reversal Of Amendment To Inventorship

Inventorship Determinations May Get Muddier: Should Naming An Inventor In A Patent Application Be Required For Ai-Developed Inventions?

Bascom Web Content Filtering Patent Survives §101 Challenge in Federal Circuit

Infringing Use Requires A User To Obtain Benefit From Each And Every Element Of Claimed System

Patent For Motion Tracking Technology In Fighter Jet Helmet Displays Patent-Eligible Under §101

“Limitations on Enforceability of Patent Rights”

Agreement Excluding Intellectual Property-Related Disputes from Arbitration Encompasses License Defense to Breach of Contract

Updated Patent Office Guidance Regarding Patent Eligible Subject Matter

International Patentable Subject Matter Considerations

L&A FEDERAL CIRCUIT REVIEW

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