Top of their field: Mr. Dörries, Ms. Pohlman and Mr. Molnia are honored in Lexology Index Thought Leaders 2025

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Top of their field: Mr. Dörries, Ms. Pohlman and Mr. Molnia are honored in Lexology Index Thought Leaders 2025

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We’re proud to announce that H. Ulrich Dörries, Sandra Pohlman and David Molnia have been recognized as world’s leading practitioners in the Lexology Index Thought Leaders: IP 2025 report.

The Lexology Index: Thought Leaders — IP showcases the top global practitioners in the area, giving readers access to their insight, expertise, and wisdom. The “Thought Leaders” report highlights what sets these lawyers apart in the IP world, based on interviews with the practitioners themselves.

It’s a proud moment for df-mp to see their hard work and innovative contributions celebrated on a global scale.

Congratulations, H. Ulrich Dörries, Sandra Pohlman, and David Molnia!

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