Thomas Landman is an Associate and a member of the Intellectual Property practice group in Wiggin and Dana’s New York office.
Prior to joining Wiggin and Dana, Thomas worked as an electrical engineer at a manufacturer of semiconductor inspection equipment in Japan and in the digital signal processing division of Motorola. Using his engineering and fluent Japanese language skills, Thomas has also assisted numerous law firms in antitrust, product liability, and patent litigation involving Japanese companies. Most recently, Thomas worked as patent agent for a boutique IP firm in New York and as a patent agent intern for Wiggin and Dana’s New York office.
Thomas earned his J.D. from Brooklyn Law School where he served as a fellow of the Trade Secrets Institute, Executive Articles Editor of the Brooklyn Journal of International Law, and member of the Brooklyn Law Incubator & Policy Clinic’s Patent Team. An accomplished guitarist, Thomas received his M.M. in jazz guitar performance from Manhattan School of Music. He earned his B.S.E.E. from Cornell University.
