Congratulations WilmerHale

ByLaura Mecoy

We’re proud of all our clients, and especially pleased when they get the recognition they deserve. Law360, one of the leading national legal news sites, conducted a survey and found WilmerHale, one of the nation’s pre-eminent law firms, is the “most-favored” IP group by corporate counsel. WilmerHale specializes in intellectual property litigation and represents some of the top firms in the world. Congratulations to all the hard-working attorneys at WilmerHale for this well-deserved recognition.

 

 

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