EIP celebrate another win at Managing IP EMEA Awards

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16 June 2022
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EIP is delighted to have won an award at the prestigious Managing IP Awards EMEA – European Firm of the Year - Patent Contentious (Patent & Trademark Attorney Firms).

The Managing IP Awards recognise remarkable achievements by firms and individuals in the past 12 months.

It is the first time EIP has been shortlisted for the European award and the win is recognition of the strength of EIP’s European patent litigation capability in its UK and German teams.

Magnus Hallin, CEO at EIP said: “This award is great news and is a reward for all the hard work of the members of the European litigation team to gain a reputation in this competitive market. Having won the UK Firm of the Year award for four years it is fantastic that our broader European capability has been recognised by Managing IP this year.”

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