Foley Hoag, Six Attorneys Recognized by Managing IP
June 30, 2025
Managing IP has recognized six Foley Hoag attorneys and the firm in its IP Stars ranking. This annual list recognizes the world's leading IP and patent firms and practitioners. Rankings are based on recommendations from attorney peers and clients.
The firm was ranked in the “Highly Recommended” category for patent disputes and “Recommended” category for trademark.
The following attorneys were recognized in this year’s guide:
Barbara Fiacco, Top 250 Women in IP; 2025 Patent Star for Massachusetts and U.S. (national)
Dana Gordon, 2025 Patent Star for Massachusetts and U.S. (national)
John Lanza, 2025 IP Star for Massachusetts and U.S. (national)
Amy Baker Mandragouras, 2025 Patent Star for Massachusetts and U.S. (national)
Donald Ware, 2025 Notable Practitioner for Massachusetts and U.S. (national)
Jeremy Younkin, 2025 Patent Star for Massachusetts and U.S. (national)
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