Jackson Walker and Shannon Zmud Teicher Shortlisted for Managing IP’s Americas Awards

Jackson Walker has been shortlisted by Managing IP for the 2026 Americas Awards for Firm of the Year in the United States for Patent Disputes and Trademark Disputes. Additionally, partner Shannon Zmud Teicher has been s…

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Jackson Walker and Shannon Zmud Teicher Shortlisted for Managing IP’s Americas Awards Jackson Walker has been shortlisted by Managing IP for the 2026 Americas Awards for Firm of the Year in the United States for Patent Disputes and Trademark Disputes. Additionally, partner Shannon Zmud Teicher has been s… Read the full IIPLA blog post: https://iipla.org/blog/jackson-walker-and-shannon-zmud-teicher-shortlisted-for-managing-ip-s-americas-awards

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