Insights: News Releases Managing Intellectual Property Names Kilpatrick Townsend U.S. Trademark Prosecution Firm of the Year
Firm Also Receives Top Regional Recognition and Impact Case of the Year
ATLANTA (April 15) – Managing Intellectual Property (Managing IP) recognized Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton as the U.S. Trademark Prosecution Firm of the Year at Managing IP’s 2019 Americas Awards held in New York City on April 4.
The firm also received regional recognition as the Patent Prosecution Firm of the Year (US-South), Trademark Contentious Firm of the Year (US-South), Trademark Prosecution Firm of the Year (US-Northeast). Kilpatrick Townsend was also awarded with Impact Case of the Year for its groundbreaking work on the adidas America v. Skechers USA case. Trademark & Copyright Partner Charlie Henn was also honored with Georgia Intellectual Property Litigator of the Year.
“These accolades reinforce Kilpatrick Townsend’s excellence across a broad range of IP issues and are a true testament to the team’s hard work and client commitment,” said Wab Kadaba, Kilpatrick Townsend’s Intellectual Property Department Chair. “We are very honored by this national achievement, and grateful to our clients and peers for this distinction.”
Managing IP recognizes and honors leading U.S. and Canadian firms and leading practitioners at their annual Americas Awards. After several months of detailed research and analysis by Managing IP's team of researchers, a shortlist of firms viewed to have had an outstanding year is selected in various categories. Award winners are selected from these shortlists and firms cannot vote or pay for their own inclusion for these awards.
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