Patent firms of the year


Managing IP reveals the results of part one of the world's most detailed and authoritative survey of the IP market

In the February issue Managing IP reveals the results of part one of the world's most detailed and authoritative survey of the IP market. Following five months' research we list the leading firms in patent prosecution and contentious work in Africa, the Middle East, Asia, Europe and Americas.

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Managing IP's exclusive survey of the world IP market, now in its 14th year of publication, provides a unique perspective on IP practice – based on hundreds of conversations with clients and practitioners worldwide. In the following pages, we reveal which firms are recommended, as well as which are rated in the top tier, covering both prosecution and contentious work.

Over the past five months, our team of 10 researchers based in London, New York and Hong...



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