Robins Kaplan Named Midwest Firm of the Year for Trademark Contentious by Managing IP
Robins Kaplan Named Midwest Firm of the Year for Trademark Contentious by Managing IP
April 8, 2022
Recognition
Robins Kaplan LLP is pleased to have been named 2022 Midwest Firm of the Year in the category of Trademark Contentious by Managing Intellectual Property. Additionally, the firm was shortlisted for Midwest Firm of the Year in the category of Patent Contentious and former partner Christopher Larus was one of five attorneys named to the shortlist for Litigator of the Year – Minnesota.
Managing IP is a leading source of news and analysis of intellectual property developments worldwide. Its annual awards are presented to firms, individuals, and companies behind the most innovative and challenging IP work of the past year, as well as those driving the international IP market.
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