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IP STARS 2022: all the firm rankings

Chris Adams, 
Kingsley Egbuonu
August 17, 2022
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This year’s firm rankings cover several practice areas, including copyright, intellectual property transactions, patent litigation, and trademark protection

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Chris Adams
IP STARS (US) Editor IP STARS
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Chris leads Managing IP's research team in our New York office. He is also the managing editor of Euromoney's LMG Life Sciences publication.
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Kingsley Egbuonu
Research Editor Managing IP
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Kingsley oversees the research for Managing IP’s annual awards programme and our legal guide known as IP STARS, a publication that ranks IP law firms and practitioners. His postgraduate qualifications include a master’s degree in IP from Queen Mary University of London.
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