FRKelly attorneys honoured as IP leaders by World Intellectual Property Review.

FRKelly is excited to announce that several patent and trade mark attorneys of the firm have been recognised as WIPR Leaders by the World Intellectual Property Review (WIPR). This prestigious accolade further cements FRKelly's position as a leading intellectual property law firm in Ireland and Europe.

The selection process of leaders involves comprehensive nominations followed by thorough vetting by WIPR's research team. This evaluation includes an assessment of practice history, industry expertise, and notable cases, along with additional activities such as writing and teaching that contribute to the broader IP community.

FRKelly attorneys who received the prestigious WIPR Leader recognition are:

Patent Attorneys

David Brophy
Paul Keane
Donal M. Kelly
Brian O’Neill

Trade Mark Attorneys

Mary Bleahene
Gavan Ferguson
Sumi Nadarajah

Gavan Ferguson, Managing Partner at FRKelly said, "We are incredibly proud to see our attorneys honoured as WIPR Leaders. This recognition is a testament to their exceptional expertise, dedication, and commitment to excellence in the field of intellectual property law. Our team's consistent hard work and innovative solutions continue to drive our success and reinforce our reputation as a leading IP law firm."

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