Steve Wang

Steve Wang is a Partner at Caldwell, a global law firm specializing in intellectual property, litigation, and corporate advisory services, based in Boston, MA. He represents clients in patent, trademark, and trade secret disputes before federal courts, the International Trade Commission, and the USPTO. His practice spans a diverse range of technology areas, including software, AI/ML, fintech, medical devices, sports equipment, mechanical devices, and electronics.

Mr. Wang's patent litigation practice is primarily focused on the plaintiff side, representing patent holders in enforcing their intellectual property rights. All four tracked appearances are on the plaintiff side, consistent with his firm's work in helping clients create and monetize IP assets. A notable engagement includes his role as counsel for Solos Technology Limited in its patent infringement lawsuit against Meta Platforms, Inc., Oakley, Inc., and EssilorLuxottica USA, Inc. This ongoing case, filed in the District of Massachusetts, alleges infringement of foundational smart eyewear technologies, with Solos seeking damages in the billions. Wang also advised Quick Quack Car Wash, leading the development of a patent portfolio instrumental in securing an $850 million investment.

Beyond litigation, Wang has extensive experience in IP portfolio management, patent prosecution, licensing, and corporate transactions, including IP due diligence for mergers, acquisitions, and investments. He regularly appears in proceedings before the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB), handling interferences, ex parte reexaminations, inter partes reviews (IPRs), post-grant reviews (PGRs), and appeals.

Academically, Steve Wang holds a J.D. from Suffolk University and two graduate degrees from Boston University. His multidisciplinary science background encompasses Biology, Mathematics, Remote Sensing, and GIS, and he previously conducted research for organizations such as NASA and the European Space Agency. He is admitted to practice before the USPTO and federal courts.