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Double win for Groth & Co at the 2025 Managing IP Awards!

15 April 2025

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We are delighted and proud to announce that Groth & Co received not one, but two prestigious accolades at this year’s Managing IP Awards, held at the Royal Lancaster Hotel in London:

  • Sweden Trademark Prosecution Firm of the Year
  • Sweden Practitioner of the Year – Claes Westerlund‍

“These awards are truly a testament to the dedication and expertise within our team. We constantly strive to make a difference in the field of intellectual property, and it is incredibly rewarding to see our colleagues’ efforts being recognised. I am both grateful and proud to lead such a driven group of professionals,” said Carolin Sundkvist, CEO of Groth & Co.

Attending the ceremony in London to accept the awards were

Claes Westerlund, Carolin Sundkvist and Magnus Henning. The honours reflect not only individual excellence but also a strong team effort. Particularly noteworthy is Claes Westerlund’s award, as he is the first patent attorney in Sweden to receive this distinction. Remarkably, this also marks the second consecutive year that Groth & Co has taken home the Practitioner of the Year award.

A sincere thank you to our clients, colleagues, and partners for your continued trust and support – we couldn’t have achieved this without you!

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