Joseph Kromholz, vice president and founding shareholder at Brookfield-based Ryan Kromholz & Manion, is a luminary in the field of intellectual property law for his outstanding contributions and unwavering commitment to community service, according to colleagues.
“Joe’s career now spans over three decades and has become a beacon of excellence in intellectual property litigation,” said John Manion, president and founding shareholder of Ryan Kromholz & Manion. “His diverse expertise, ranging from refrigerants to the anti-carcinogenic features of certain plants, reflects his profound impact on the field.”
Kromholz has litigated cases nationwide, representing both plaintiffs and defendants.
“His memberships – coupled with registrations to practice before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office – underscore the depth of his legal expertise,” Manion said. “Beyond his professional achievements, Joe’s commitment to community service is commendable. Serving as a commissioner on the Community Development Authority in Whitewater and contributing to the board of the Whitewater University Technology Park, he exemplifies a commendable dedication to local community growth and wellbeing.”
