Anthony Pericolo

Mr. Pericolo’s practice focuses on intellectual property litigation and counseling.  He enjoys sharing how technology works and applies to our everyday lives, especially electronics, computing, and medical devices. Besides communicating about technology through litigation and counseling, Mr. Pericolo has written several patent applications, including his own.

Mr. Pericolo has research experience in electrical engineering and materials science in Terahertz generation. For his undergraduate senior project, Mr. Pericolo worked on a team to develop an innovative method to determine jamming using sound in a media sorter. A patent is currently pending for the teams’ work. While in law school, Mr. Pericolo was a student attorney at the Cyberlaw Clinic and the Veterans Law and Disability Benefits Clinic. At the Cyberlaw Clinic, he co-authored an amicus brief in a patent case and a comment to the USPTO on patent eligibility rules. Mr. Pericolo secured two wins at hearings for indigent veterans at the Massachusetts Executive Office of Veterans' Services and a win at the Court of Appeals for Veterans Affairs. Mr. Pericolo founded the Harvard Law School Intellectual Property Law Association.

Prior Experience:

• Summer Associate, Desmarais LLP, Washington, DC, 2022
• Summer Associate, Knobbe Martens Olson & Bear, LLP, Washington, DC, 2021

Clerk & Government Experience:

• Judicial Intern to the Hon. Lawrence VanDyke, United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, 2021
• Patent Examiner Extern, United States Patent & Trademark Office, 2018

 Memberships and Affiliations:

• The Federalist Society