James & Wells IP practitioners recognised by IP Stars 2023

May 30, 2023

James & Wells IP practitioners recognised by IP Stars 2023

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Marketing and Business Development Executive

We are delighted to announce ten leading James & Wells practitioners have been recognised by IP Stars as patent stars, trade mark stars and notable practitioners in 2023 across our Australia and New Zealand jurisdictions. Please join us in congratulating the following James & Wells IP Stars recognised experts:

Australia

Adam Luxton – Patent star 2023

Nick Mountford – Patent star 2023

New Zealand

Ian Finch – Patent and trade mark star 2023

Mike Flint – Patent star 2023

Britta Fromow – Notable practitioner

Jonathan Lucas – Patent star 2023

Carrick Robinson – Trade mark star 2023

Andrew Scott – Notable practitioner

Tim Walden – Trade mark star 2023

Ceri Wells – Notable practitioner

Managing IP published its first legal directory in 1994 and rebranded it in 2013 as IP STARS. The research for the IP STARS guide has expanded over the years, covering over six IP practice areas and more than 70 jurisdictions, and has become the leading specialist rankings publication for the IP profession.

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