Daryl Wiesen > Goodwin > Boston, United States > Lawyer Profile

Goodwin
100 NORTHERN AVENUE
BOSTON MA 02210
MASSACHUSETTS
United States
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Position

Partner / Co-Chair IP Litigation

Career

Daryl Wiesen, co-chair of Goodwin’s IP Litigation group, focuses his practice on patent litigation and advising clients in patent portfolio development. He has more than 20 years of experience advising clients and participating in all phases of patent litigation, from initial counseling up through trial and appeal. Daryl has developed an expertise in pharmaceutical patent litigation under the Hatch-Waxman Act, representing both plaintiffs and defendants. He also has experience in other technologies, including biotechnology and medical devices. He represents universities in patent and licensing disputes concerning technology discovered at the universities and then out-licensed to companies for further development.

Daryl has been named “Outstanding IP Litigator Massachusetts” for 2016 by Managing IP and has also been named a “Life Sciences Star” in the IP practice area by Euromoney’s LMG Life Sciences Guide. He has been honored with Goodwin’s Robert B. Fraser Pro Bono Award for his substantial pro bono work, including helping to obtain the freedom of a wrongfully convicted death row inmate in Ohio.

Education

JD, 1996, Yale Law School / BA, 1993, Brown University (magna cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa)

 

Lawyer Rankings

United States > Intellectual property > Patents: litigation (full coverage)

The intellectual property litigation team at Goodwin frequently represents innovators and creators of generics in pharma and biotech-related litigation, seeing success in significant federal circuit and Supreme Court cases. In addition to pharma-related expertise, the tech industry is another area of strength, with the firm regularly involved in high-profile, innovative cases within the space. The strength of the practice is clearly demonstrated through a client list, including Amneal Pharmaceuticals and Teva Pharmaceuticals all on the life sciences side, and IBM, CommScope, and Samsung displaying strong tech expertise. Brett Schuman leads the team out of San Francisco, alongside Daryl Wiesen based in the firm’s Boston office. Noted practitioners within the team include Elaine Blais, with experience across all stages of patent litigation, and PJ McCarthy with specialist knowledge in complex tech related disputes, particularly within computer, electronics, and mechanical arts. Naomi Birbach, with extensive experience in Hatch-Waxman linked generic drug litigation, is also integral to the team.