BIOs:

 

Jacob (Jesse) Erlich

 

Prior to being with Burns & Levinson LLP, Mr Erlich was a partner with Perkins, Smith & Cohen LLP, and before that he served as the Chief Patent Advisor for the United States Air Force.  He represents a wide array of clients such as universities and technology companies.  Mr. Erlich has contributed to numerous publications, including Technology Development and Transfer -  The Transaction and Legal Environment, and Aspen Law & Business's  2000-2006 Licensing Update.  He is a member and past president of the Boston Patent Law Assoc, on the Board of Directors of the National Defense Industrial Assoc, and maintains an active membership in many other legal organizations.  Jesse Erlich is on the faculty of the Advanced Licensing Institute at Franklin Pierce Law School and has been appointed to the U.S.-Israel Science and Technology Commission Task Force:  Legal, Patent and Intellectual Property Rights.  He received his undergraduate degree from the Polytechnic Institute and his JD from the Georgetown Law School.  He is listed in Who's Who in American Law and Who's Who in Intellectual Property.  He has been selected as Massachusetts Super Lawyer in 2007, 2005 and 2004. www.burnslev.com/our-attorneys

 

Howard J. Susser

 

Mr. Susser practices with Burns & Levinson LLP.  He has extensive experience in litigation, patents, trademarks, false advertising, unfair competition, copyrights, licensing, trade secrets, employment, and antitrust laws.  Mr. Susser has represented clients in pharmaceutical, biotech, medical device, chemicals, computer hardware, software, telecommunications, electronics, internet, e-commerce, and numerous other high- and low-technology industries as to intellectual property and related matters.  He earned his B.S. with High Honors in Chemical Engineering at Rutgers University and his JD at George Washington University.  He was selected as Massachusetts Super Lawyer in 2007 and 2006. www.burnslev.com/our-attorneys

Adam Erlich

 

Adam Erlich was the Director of Sales and Marketing at Digital Optics Corp. and was instrumental in growing their revenue 5000%, which put them in the Inc. 500 list of the fastest growing companies in the country.  He has extensive experience in intellectual property includes working with Fish & Richardson patent law firm and EKMS technology licensing firm, earning a patent agent registration, and writing several holography patents.  Adam is a published author and has received a commendation of excellence in technical communication from Laser Focus World.  He has a degree in Electrical Engineering from Princeton, a Masters from George Washington University in Technology Policy and Management, and a Masters from Columbia University, where his research work was on the commercialization of new technological paradigms. http://igeneco.com

 

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