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India Patent Firm of the Year Award

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February 18, 2019

Anand and Anand was awarded the ‘India Patent Firm of the Year’ at the Global IP Awards 2019 held on 29th January 2019  in London. The Global IP Awards 2019 honours the outstanding achievements of IP law and attorney firms in litigation, prosecution and transactional work during 2018. “…Patent attorney and law firms from more than 50 countries were represented at the event…”

“The Global IP Awards were developed by the IP Media Group, which publishes IAM and World Trademark Review (WTR), the world’s leading intellectual property intelligence, analysis and data platforms. They recognise outstanding achievement in IP litigation, prosecution and transactional work during 2018.”

https://www.iam-media.com/copyright/global-ip-awards-winners-announced

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