Published: June 30th, 2021The local news outlet, citybiz, interviewed Peter Lando, founding partner of Boston Intellectual Property Law firm, Lando & Anastasi, LLP. Mr. Lando answered questions about how he led the firm through the COVID crisis, how the firm evolved over this period, and what the future practice will look
Read MorePublished: May 17th, 2021L&A Partner Peter Lando spoke with WGBH Greater Boston reporter Liz Neisloss on the recent announcement by the Biden Administration in support of waiving international intellectual property protections for COVID vaccines. Greater Boston, a local public television program presented by WGBH, is hosted by Jim Braude. Greater Boston
Read MorePublished: May 13th, 2021It certainly makes for a good sound bite, especially as outbreaks rage across India. But intellectual property attorneys doubt that waiving patent and other IP protections for COVID-19 vaccines would turn the tide on the global pandemic. INBLF member Peter Lando speaks on this issue in a
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Author: Rackham H. KarlssonPublished: April 29th, 2021Tech companies take notice: The copyrightability of software application programming interfaces — or APIs — is on shaky constitutional ground. Click here to view entire blog article on Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly.
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Author: Thomas P. McNultyPublished: January 14th, 2021Trade secrets form an important part of any business’s intellectual property. With many businesses moving to remote work, steps should be taken to protect trade secret information that is shared via the internet. As highlighted by a recent Delaware case, companies that fail to
Read MoreAuthor: Peter Lando, Tom McNultyPublished: December 2nd, 2020This article describes the best practices you can use to protect your trade secrets and confidential information while you and your employees work outside the office. Click here to view entire blog article on Entrepreneur.
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Author: David M. RoccioPublished: October 2020David M. Roccio, of Lando and Anastasi, LLP, explores the five key considerations startups should make when formulating an IP strategy, including what should really be protected early and what to do once you have your patent.Click here to view entire blog article at Lando and Anastasi,
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