Two Boston law firms -- Wolf, Greenfield & Sacks and Brown Rudnick -- have established "cleantech" practice groups within the past couple of weeks to assist clients in the clean-energy sector, which involves renewable and environmentally friendly technology. "We've been working more intensively with clean technology industries, and the time is right to formalize the practice area," says Timothy Oyer, president and managing partner of Wolf Greenfield.
June 11, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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Two Boston law firms have established “cleantech” practice groups within the past couple of weeks to assist clients in the clean-energy sector, which involves renewable and environmentally friendly technology.
Intellectual property boutique Wolf, Greenfield & Sacks announced the formation of its cleantech practice group on May 30, followed by Brown Rudnick‘s Thursday launch of an international cleantech team.
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