Spotlight On: Peter Lando, Founding Partner, Lando & Anastasi, LLP
The following is an excerpt from the interview with Peter Lando in Invest:Boston, by Capital Analytics Associates.
Peter Lando, a founding partner of Lando & Anastasi, LLP, sat down with Invest: to discuss how economic and regulatory changes have affected intellectual property law in Boston, as well as how innovation and technology continue to evolve and propel the Intellectual Property (IP) industry forward.
Could you provide an overview of your firm’s highlights in Boston’s legal landscape?
We are a boutique intellectual property law firm. Our focus is generally on patents, trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets, and the associated licensing and litigation in these areas of the law. These intangible assets, information and privacy rights, create a currency to use in business. We protect, help monetize, and enforce these assets for our clients. The Boston area is one of the most innovative places in the world. It is home to some of the most technologically prolific and prestigious companies and educational institutions— one might say that we work in an “innovation economy,” and we have greatly benefited from being in this location.
We started our firm 21 years ago as a break from the traditional legal market. We set out with a different model in terms of our firm management, practice norms and requirements, and pricing of our services. Our partners take an active role in managing the firm, and they work with a very lean internal executive team to run our business. Our firm includes 50-60 professionals, and this staffing level remains steady as we continue to implement new technology to increase efficiency. We represent both small and large companies, as well as multinationals, with technologies that range from biotechnology to software. We perform sophisticated work for sophisticated clients.
Read the full interview at capitalanalyticsassociates.com.
