This special publication, which we launched in 2013, recognises some of the senior female IP practitioners in private practice who have performed exceptionally for their clients and firms in the past year. The practitioners were selected from our general IP Stars list for 2022, which we have already confirmed here. The Top 250 list and the IP Stars list are based on information available between September 2021 and February 2022.
This year’s list features more than 30 jurisdictions across the world. Below you will find some of the practitioners and jurisdictions featured this year and a summary of our research methodology. See the full list on managingip.com.
The Top 250 Women in IP list is among the research results we have announced for the 2022 edition of IP STARS. We have more 2022 edition results to announce in the coming weeks and months. Follow our announcements/read the timeline for this year here.
We know there are other senior practitioners who can be considered for the MIP Top 250 Women in IP publication. If you have questions, feedback or suggestions, please send them to our research team and we will consider them next year.
Congratulations to all the practitioners ranked this year.
Belgium
Ann De Clercq - De Clercq & Partners
Brazil
Isabella Cardozo - Daniel Law
Liliane Roriz - Licks Attorneys
Canada
Daphne Lainson - Smart & Biggar
Kristin Wall - Norton Rose Fulbright
D Lynne Watt - Gowling WLG
Donna White - Osler Hoskin & Harcourt
China
Haiyan Ren - Wanhuida Intellectual Property
Denmark
Camilla Rendal Nielsen - Zacco
Katja Sørensen - Plougmann Vingtoft
Ecuador
Maria Cecilia Romoleroux - CorralRosales
Finland
Paula Sailas - Berggren
France
Sabine Agé - Hoyng Rokh Monegier
Anne-Charlotte Le-Bihan - Bird & Bird
Cyra Nargolwalla - Plasseraud IP
Hélène Stankoff - Santarelli
Germany
Eva Ehlich - Maiwald
Christine Kanz - Hoyng Rokh Monegier
Sandra Pohlman - df-mp
Anne Katrin Schön - Hoffmann Eitle
Cordula Schumacher - Arnold Ruess
India
Archana Shanker - Anand and Anand
Ireland
Ann Henry - Pinsent Masons
Italy
Raffaella Barbuto - Studio Torta
Donatella Capelli - Trevisan & Cuonzo
Simona Lavagnini - LGV Avvocati
Mexico
Laura Collada - Dumont
Netherlands
Laura Fresco - Hoyng Rokh Monegier
Norway
Ann-Cathrin Hoel - Onsagers
Poland
Marta Kawczynska - Polservice
Dorota Rzążewska - JWP
Romania
Ana-Maria Baciu - Simion & Baciu
Raluca Vasilescu - Cabinet M Oproiu
Singapore
Yvonne Tang - Drew & Napier
Lorraine Tay - Bird & Bird ATMD
South Africa
Christine Strutt - Von Seidels
Spain
Laura Alonso - Hoyng Rokh Monegier
Montserrat Jané - ZBM Patents & Trademarks
Mabel Klimt - Elzaburu
Sonia Santos - Grau & Angulo
Verena von Bomhard - BomhardIP
Sweden
Karin Westerberg - Sandart & Partners
Taiwan
Joyce Ho - Tsar & Tsai Law Firm
Gloria Lu - Lee and Li Attorneys at Law
Turkey
Özge Atilgan Karakulak - Gün + Partners
Yasemin Kenaroglu - Kenaroglu
Selma Ünlü - NSN Law Firm
United Kingdom
Rachel Alexander - Wiggin
Alexandra Brodie - Gowling WLG
Penny Gilbert - Powell Gilbert
Felicity Hide - Boult Wade Tennant
Susan Kirsch - Carpmaels & Ransford
Carrollanne Lindley - Kilburn & Strode
Caroline Marshall - Potter Clarkson
Heather McCann - EIP
Jane Mutimear - Bird & Bird
Charlotte Weekes - Pinsent Masons
United States
Denise De Mory - Bunsow De Mory
Stephanie Bald - Kelly IP
Monica Riva Talley - Sterne Kessler Goldstein & Fox
Jane Remillard - Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough
Karen Artz Ash - Katten Muchin Rosenman
Bindu Donovan - Desmarais
Kirsten Grüneberg - Grüneberg and Myers
See the full list on managingip.com.
The practitioners recognised this year were selected from our general IP STARS list for 2022. When deciding who to select for the Top 250 Women in IP publication, our research analysts took account of all the available research information obtained for the 2022 edition of IP STARS as well as the Managing IP Awards. They can also select an individual based on their own independent research findings.
There is no special form or survey for individuals to complete in order to be considered for this publication. There is no fee to pay to participate in our research. No firm or practitioner can pay to be ranked. All our rankings are subject to change each year. See the 2021 list here.
Read more about our research methodology for the practitioner rankings here.