Foley Hoag, Partner Barbara Fiacco Recognized in Inaugural WIPR USA Trade Secrets Guide
December 23, 2024
World IP Review (WIPR) has recognized Foley Hoag LLP and its Patent, Trade Secrets & Related Rights Litigation practice and partner Barbara Fiacco in its inaugural USA Trade Secrets Rankings for 2024. The guide assesses leading law firms and lawyers at the forefront of trade secrets law in the U.S.
This year, WIPR listed Foley Hoag as a “notable” law firm for trade secrets matters. In addition, partner Barbara Fiacco is recognized as “highly recommended” for trade secrets matters.
The rankings rate law firms and lawyers on their capabilities in key areas of trade secrets law, including litigation, counseling, and policy advocacy. This recognition reflects Foley Hoag's strength in high-stakes trade secrets litigation, innovative legal strategies, and proactive approach to emerging legal challenges.
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