EIP highly ranked in FT list of Europe’s Leading Patent Law Firms

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16 June 2022
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EIP has today been highly ranked in a special report commissioned by the FT of Europe’s Leading Patent Law Firms. This is the fourth year the FT has prepared this joint report with Statista.

The report covers six broad sectors: Biotechnology & Food; Chemistry & Pharmaceuticals; Electrical Engineering; IT & Software; Materials & Nanotechnology; and Mechanical Engineering.

We are delighted to be rated as gold for Biotechnology & Food; Electrical Engineering; IT & Software; and Mechanical Engineering and silver for Chemistry & Pharmaceuticals and Materials & Nanotechnology.

A wide-ranging survey was sent to over 10,000 European patent attorneys both in law firms and working in-house as well as clients. After analysing the 3,200 recommendations received from clients and peers 167 firms are featured in the overall list.

The full report can be viewed here.

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