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February 11, 2020

Eight Tilleke & Gibbins Lawyers Ranked in WIPR Leaders 2020

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World Intellectual Property Review

The recently published WIPR Leaders 2020, a handbook of the world’s best IP practitioners in patent, trademark, and copyright, has recognized eight Tilleke & Gibbins lawyers as among the best in their fields. The ranked lawyers include:

With three lawyers listed for Thailand and four for Vietnam, Tilleke & Gibbins has more ranked professionals than any other firm in both countries.

The firm’s lawyers were highlighted for their IP expertise across a wide range of sectors and industries, including chemicals, life sciences, media, pharmaceuticals, software, sports, technology, and tobacco.

The WIPR Leaders rankings are the culmination of a four-month research process that begins with peer nominations solicited from 12,000 IP professionals worldwide. WIPR researchers then evaluate the practice history, industry expertise, and notable cases of the nominees, as well as their contributions to IP education and advocacy, to select the top practitioners in more than 60 jurisdictions around the world. To learn more about the rankings, please visit the WIPR website.

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