Financial Times recommends BOEHMERT & BOEHMERT again as one of Europe’s leading patent law firms
Recognition in the “Europe’s Leading Patent Law Firms 2026” ranking
BOEHMERT & BOEHMERT has again been recommended by the Financial Times as one of Europe’s leading patent law firms in 2026. The British business newspaper has published the “Europe’s Leading Patent Law Firms” ranking together with the independent market research company Statista since 2019. BOEHMERT & BOEHMERT has been listed in the ranking since its first edition.
In the current ranking, BOEHMERT & BOEHMERT is recommended both in the overall “Europe’s Leading Patent Law Firms” list and in five of six technology sectors. The firm is listed in Biotechnology, Food & Healthcare, Chemistry & Pharmacy, Electrical Engineering & Physics, IT & Software as well as Mechanical Engineering. This recognition once again highlights the firm’s visibility in the European patent market and the broad technical scope of its advisory practice.
For clients, the recognition provides an independent indication of the firm’s long-standing experience in developing, protecting and enforcing technical IP rights. It also confirms BOEHMERT & BOEHMERT’s continued presence in a ranking based on market feedback.
The full overview is available in the Financial Times ranking “Europe’s Leading Patent Law Firms 2026”. Further information on awards and rankings of BOEHMERT & BOEHMERT can be found in our Awards & Rankings section.
Methodology
For the “Europe’s Leading Patent Law Firms 2026” ranking, Statista surveyed patent experts and clients in Europe on behalf of the Financial Times. Participants were able to recommend law firms active in patent prosecution and patent strategy consulting. The assessment covers both the overall ranking and six technology sectors: Biotechnology, Food & Healthcare, Chemistry & Pharmacy, Electrical Engineering & Physics, IT & Software, Materials & Nanotechnology and Mechanical Engineering. Self-recommendations were not included in the evaluation. Statista also took measures to prevent multiple participation.