Wolf Greenfield Earns National Recognition in 2025 Managing IP Rankings

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Wolf Greenfield Earns National Recognition in 2025 Managing IP Rankings

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Wolf Greenfield has once again been recognized both nationally and regionally in the Managing Intellectual Property rankings. In addition, 10 attorneys were ranked individually as 2025 IP STARS.

Wolf Greenfield has once again been recognized both nationally and regionally in the Managing Intellectual Property rankings. In addition, 10 attorneys were ranked individually as 2025 IP STARS.

Firm Rankings

Nationally, Wolf Greenfield was ranked for:

  • Patent Prosecution

  • Life Sciences IP

  • PTAB Litigation

Regionally, the firm earned recognition in:

  • Massachusetts – Patent Disputes, Patent Prosecution, and Trademark

  • New York – Trademark

Individual Recognitions

Ten attorneys were honored as IP STARS across multiple jurisdictions:

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