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Fish & Richardson Trademark Group Ranked Highly By World Trademark Review and Managing IP
Fish & Richardson's Trademark and Copyright Group recently received high rankings from two publications seeking to recognize the world's top trademark firms and professionals. World Trademark Review selected the firm and individuals for recognition in its WTR 1000 rankings, and Managing IP recognized the firm's trademark practice in its 2022 IP Stars publication.
World Trademark Review
Fish & Richardson has been recognized as a top national trademark law firm for the 12th consecutive year in the World Trademark Review (WTR) 1000. Fish also received top rankings for its regional practices in California, Massachusetts, and New York. The publication identifies the leading individual practitioners and their firms in over 80 key jurisdictions globally.
"Fish & Richardson is unlimited in its trademark capabilities and a trusted ally of myriad household-name brands," WTR wrote of Fish's trademark practice, "The firm has never wavered in its commitment to quality but also operates at a high level in terms of efficiency, ensuring that favorable results come fast."
Seven Fish attorneys were also singled out for individual recognition for outstanding work in their practice area:
- Keith Barritt(Washington, DC)
- Kristen McCallion(New York)
- Jenifer deWolf Paine(New York)
- Catherine Stockell(New York)
- Lisa Greenwald-Swire(California and nationally in the prosecution and strategy category)
- Debra Serota(Massachusetts)
- Cynthia Johnson Walden(Massachusetts and nationally in the enforcement and litigation and prosecution and strategy categories)
Managing IP
Managing IP released its 2022 trademark rankings, recognizing the world's most prominent trademark practices. Fish was ranked as a top firm nationwide in the Trademark Contentious category. The firm was also selected for inclusion on the list of top trademark firms in Massachusetts, New York, and Minnesota.
MIP's independent research is based on a weighted system of peer and client feedback, combined with a review of information obtained from surveys conducted with law firms and their clients. Inclusion is based solely on merit.