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Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly Unveils 2025 Intellectual Property 'Go To Lawyers' Honorees

Annual Feature Recognizes Leading IP Attorneys Nominated by Peers and Selected by Editorial Panel

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Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly Unveils 2025 Intellectual Property 'Go To Lawyers' Honorees
Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly has announced its 2025 edition of the 'Go To Lawyers' feature, this year focusing on attorneys practicing in the field of Intellectual Property. The initiative, which began in 2020, is designed to showcase leaders within the Massachusetts legal community by specific practice area. The attorneys recognized in this year's Intellectual Property category were all nominated by their peers. A panel from Lawyers Weekly then reviewed the nominations and selected the final honorees, aiming to highlight practitioners who have demonstrated significant expertise and leadership in intellectual property law. The publication acknowledges that the selection process is competitive and that there are likely other outstanding attorneys who were not included in this year's list. Readers are encouraged to submit suggestions for future editions to ensure the recognition remains comprehensive and representative of the state's legal talent. Since its inception, the 'Go To Lawyers' feature has profiled attorneys across a range of practice areas. Previous editions have included tax, business transactions, commercial real estate, and commercial/consumer law, providing a broad view of legal excellence within the commonwealth. Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly has also announced that the next category to be featured will be Professional Malpractice, with those honorees set to be recognized in September. The publication invites ongoing participation from the legal community to help identify deserving candidates for future recognition. In addition to the 'Go To Lawyers' feature, Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly continues to cover a variety of legal developments in the state, including notable retirements, court rulings, and upcoming arguments before the Supreme Judicial Court. The 'Go To Lawyers' list serves as a resource for those seeking experienced counsel in specialized practice areas and as a platform for celebrating the achievements of Massachusetts' legal professionals. The editorial team remains committed to highlighting the breadth and depth of legal expertise within the state. Lawyers Weekly encourages feedback from readers regarding the selection and looks forward to featuring more outstanding attorneys in upcoming editions.
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