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On 26^th September 2024, Managing IP hosts a grand dinner awards ceremony at the JW Marriott Hotel in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, to celebrate the achievements of the intellectual property law community in APAC.

The evening commences with a networking drink reception and photo session, followed by a three-course banquet, awards ceremony, and after-dinner drinks. The event gathers up representatives and practitioners from leading firms to celebrate their success and highlight their accomplishments with their clients and peers.

Awards are presented to the individual private practitioners, regional and international firms behind the most innovative and challenging work from the past year, as well as those driving the international market.

Wanhuida Intellectual Property is presented as the winner for Managing IP Asia Pacific Awards in the National Categories of “Patent Prosecution” and “Trademark Disputes”.

The firm was shortlisted in a record-breaking 6 categories, including:

• Patent Prosecution

• Patent Disputes

• Trademark Prosecution

• Trademark Disputes

• Asia-Pacific IP Boutique of the Year

• Asia-Pacific Law Firm of the Year (Domestic Firms)

Its Founding Partner and Management Committee Chair Bai Gang was shortlisted in the Category of Asia-Pacific Practitioner of the Year.

Each year, Managing IP’s research analysts obtain information from thousands of firms, IP practitioners, and their clients through interviews, email, and online surveys. Before compiling the shortlists, the researchers evaluate work data supplied by firms and review publicly available information like court and IP office records, focusing on work done or concluded in the previous year, particularly looking for case studies that are of great significance to clients and/or IP law and practice.

The Managing IP Awards programme recognises remarkable IP achievements and developments in the last year. Now in its 19^th year, the awards cover several intellectual property practice areas and more than 50 jurisdictions.