Craige is an experienced electrical engineer and accomplished patent attorney. He has substantial experience in patent licensing, prior art searching, due diligence, prosecution, opinion, reexamination, and litigation. He has handled cases that involve complex technologies that range from electrical engineering to mechanical engineering, software, and medical devices. Craige has enjoyed particular success in protecting and licensing clients’ complex green technologies that radically improve energy efficiency. Craige brings a unique blend of legal, technical and entrepreneurial experience to Thompson Patent Law clients, including Google, Apple, Intel, Honeywell, Boston Scientific, Hallmark, Gillette, Duracell, SAP, Olympus, Applied Materials, LeCroy, and the University of Minnesota. Growing up in an entrepreneurial environment, Craige worked in his father’s business from the time he was 5 years old through college. Craige attended the University of Wisconsin where he graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical & Computer Engineering. Before attending law school, Craige had significant technical experiences in analog design, power electronics, magnetics, and product development. He was a Design Engineer in the Product Development Group for Plexus Technology Group where he specialized in analog circuits, power supplies, electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) and PCB design. He was also a Research Assistant at the Wisconsin Electric Machines and Power Electronics Consortium (WEMPEC). Craige also earned the Professional Engineer (PE) license while living in North Carolina. After working for several years as an engineer, Craige attended the University of Wisconsin Law School where he graduated cum laude and received his Juris Doctorate. In 2024, Craige earned his Executive Master of Business Administration from the Quantic School of Business and Technology, further enhancing his ability to deploy cutting-edge strategies for monetizing intellectual property and maximizing business value. Prior to establishing his current patent law practice, Craige’s legal experience involved a uniquely balanced mix of all phases of the patent life cycle. He practiced in the Twin Cities office of Fish & Richardson P.C. During those years, Fish & Richardson routinely ranked at or near the top of all patent firms in both patent litigation and patent prosecution. All of these experiences have given Craige a passion for creating high business value for small, medium, and large clients by providing comprehensive patent services. He has earned an exceptional reputation within the industry. On Patent Offense, Craige is known among colleagues for his Litigation Quality Patent processes as the “Examiner Whisperer.” On Patent Defense, he is known for his work in freedom to operate, patent litigation and patent re-examination as the “Patent Killer.”

Area of Practice: Criminal & Immigration Law Peter J. Thompson and his firm practices U.S. Immigration and Federal Criminal Defense, with a special focus upon complicated individual and family-based immigration, "crimmigration" (Padilla consequences), and related federal and state criminal law matters. In addition to affirmative petitions with U.S. Immigration, Peter represents people nationally in the Immigration Courts, and is regularly retained by other lawyers as an expert consultant regarding immigration matters. His Philadelphia-based law firm handles applications for relief for persons with special concerns, including criminal convictions and mental health issues, both domestic and international. Honoring a devotion to individual rights, Peter also serves as appointed trial counsel in Federal District Court criminal matters, and in appeals to the Third Circuit Court of Appeals, often for non-citizen clients.

As the owner of Krueger Hernandez & Thompson SC , it is Stephanie’s mission to address each client’s goals for their estate plan. By identifying their wishes and concerns she can educate, guide, and counsel on the different tools and options that will effectively and efficiently accomplish those goals. Clients frequently praise Stephanie’s ability to make them feel comfortable and at ease while discussing some of life’s more difficult subjects such as disability and death. Stephanie is a proud member of the American Academy of Estate Planning Attorneys, the Wisconsin Bar, Dane County Bar Association and Sauk County Bar Association.