LMG Life Sciences Americas 2024: research cycle open

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LMG Life Sciences Americas 2024: research cycle open

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The Americas research cycle has commenced. Do not miss this opportunity to nominate your work!

LMG Life Sciences is excited to announced the launch of the 2024 Americas research. We continue to recognize the top firms, lawyers, and legal work serving the Life Sciences industry from across the United States, Canada, and select jurisdictions within Latin America.

The deadline for submissions is 31 May 2024.

You can find detailed information about the rankings and awards by reviewing the methodology or reading the FAQs.

The full list of categories for the rankings and awards can be found on the LMG Life Sciences website.

Important Dates:

Submissions Open

Submissions Close

Shortlist Published

Gala Ceremony

Rankings Published

11 April 2024

31 May 2024

July 2024


September 2024

September 2024


All research submissions must be entered through our dedicated submissions platform. Submissions made in any other format or emailed to us will not be accepted.

For any questions about the awards and/or the rankings research, please contact Research Editor, John Harrison and Research Analyst, Jose Martinez.

For queries about business development and commercial opportunities, please contact George Reeves.

Please note that LMG Life Sciences is a sister publication to and supported by Managing IP but run independently to the IPSTARS research.

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