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CHICAGO – Brinks Hofer Gilson & Lione, one of the largest intellectual property law firms in the United States, has been named “Intellectual Property Law Firm of the Year USA” by Finance Monthly, which recognizes leading firms for their expertise and success.

The publication specifically cited the achievements of Brinks shareholder Jerome Gilson, including his induction into the Intellectual Property Hall of Fame and his vital role in building the firm’s trademark practice. Mr. Gilson is best known as the original author of Gilson on Trademarks, the definitive treatise on the practice of trademark law now authored by Anne Gilson LaLonde.

"Brinks’ exclusive focus on intellectual property law together with our depth of expertise of more than 150 lawyers and patent agents in various areas of science, technology and engineering are among the firm's distinguishing attributes," said Brinks president Gary M. Ropski. “Brinks is also a firm that believes in collegiality, and our clients know they are a part of a cost-effective, value-oriented team.”

Finance Monthly provides international coverage of corporate finance to professionals in the financial, legal, tax and accounting sectors. The publication covers M&A transactions, IPOs, venture financing, debt financing and privatizations. Finance Monthly also recognizes leading corporate finance players in its “Finance Monthly Global Awards” and “Finance Monthly Legal Awards” supplements.

Brinks Hofer Gilson & Lione is one of the largest intellectual property law firms in the United States and serves the intellectual property needs of clients around the world. Brinks has 150 attorneys, scientific advisors and patent agents who specialize in intellectual property litigation and all aspects of patent, trademark and copyright law. The firm also advises on issues relating to intellectual asset management, trade secret, unfair competition, and technology and licensing agreements. Brinks routinely handles assignments for companies in the electrical, chemical, and mechanical engineering sectors; the biotechnology, pharmaceutical and nanotechnology industries; and for companies whose work relates to Internet and computer technology law. The firm’s trademark practice works on behalf of clients who deal in a wide variety of products and services. Founded in 1917, Brinks is based in Chicago and has five additional offices across the country, including its new office in Washington D.C. More information is available at www.usebrinks.com.

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