LMG Life Sciences Awards EMEA 2025: open for entries

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LMG Life Sciences Awards EMEA 2025: open for entries

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It is time to submit nominations for the sixth annual Life Sciences Awards EMEA

The 2025 Life Sciences EMEA Awards is now open for entries. We are looking forward to reviewing and celebrating the industry's most impressive achievements and landmarks from the past year.

As ever, the Awards will recognise excellence in the life sciences legal market, showcasing the law firms, lawyers, in-house legal teams, and legal work that moved the dial in Europe, the Middle East & Africa's life sciences industry in 2024.

The deadline for entries is January 30 2025.

ENTRY FORMS

AWARDS GUIDELINES

ENTRY PORTAL

FAQs

Important Dates:

Entries Open

Entry Deadline

Shortlist Published

Gala Ceremony

December 18 2024

January 30 2025

March 2025

June 2025


All nominations must be entered through our Entry Portal. Nominations made in any other format or emailed to us will not be accepted.

For any questions about the awards or the research, please contact Life Sciences Awards editor Alex Griffiths or EMEA Research Director James Wilson.

LMG Life Sciences Awards

The LMG Life Sciences EMEA Awards recognise leading law firms and lawyers who specialise in the life sciences industry throughout the Europe, the Middle East and Africa.

The ceremony will celebrate outstanding legal work over the previous calendar year, showcasing firms and lawyers who are moving the dial for the life sciences industry. The award’s distinctive structure highlights firms and individuals that specialise in practice areas within life sciences.

LMG Life Sciences is a sister publication of Managing IP and works in collaboration with IFLR, Managing IP, and Benchmark Litigation to identify the best of the best from across the industry.

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