16 Murgitroyd attorneys recognised in IP Stars 2024

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16 Murgitroyd attorneys recognised in IP Stars 2024

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Murgitroyd talks about the 16 attorneys recognised in IP Stars 2024

We are delighted to announce that 16 of our attorneys have been included in the prestigious Managing IP, IP Stars List 2024.

The IP Stars is compiled solely of senior practitioners who have been recommended by their clients or peers or identified as leaders in their firm or jurisdiction. We are proud that so many of our attorneys have been recognised this year.

Our IP Stars and notable practitioners recognised in the 2024 rankings are:

Covering more than 70 jurisdictions and six IP practice areas, IP Stars is the most comprehensive, leading specialist rankings publication for the IP profession.

As part of the research for this year’s edition, the IP STARS team received data from more than 1,700 firms and contacted well over 5,000 IP practitioners worldwide for market surveys and interviews. You can read more about IP Stars and their 2024 edition on their website.

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