Patent and trademark attorneys Albright IP have again demonstrated its top-flight capabilities after earning a place in the recent Chartered Institute of Trade Mark Attorneys (CITMA) rankings.

The annual league tables produced by CITMA show how many filings IP companies have made - and in the 2019 results released earlier this month, Albright IP checks in at number 29 in the UK, and number 15 in the EU.

"These latest league tables are a clear indication that not only are we experts in what we do, but that we're able to offer a very competitive service, both to clients in the UK and beyond ," said Albright IP, director and trade mark attorney, Julia House.

"Clients know they can rely on us to deliver a focused, consistent service that helps them to protect their investments in innovation and creativity. We may be a small company compared with many of the others listed, but the CITMA tables show this is no barrier to our success. All our clients benefit from our attorney partner led approach."

Established in 2007, Albright IP operates with a six-strong trademark team, led by two fully qualified IP attorneys. It employs 30 people across the company and has seen significant growth over the past few years, currently working with more than 2,000 companies across the world, including Europe, the US and China.

"We have consistently appeared in the CITMA annual top-filer rankings, which is very impressive and testament to the skills and capabilities we have within the trademark team," added Albright IP managing director Rob Games.

"Our commitment to quality, underpinned by attorneys able to give sound commercial advice, delivers what customers need when it comes to trademark filings. The trademark team have worked hard to achieve these rankings and I'm very proud of our staff."

You can view the full league listings here: CITMA 2019 top filers 

For more information about AlbrightIP and the services they can provide for your business, visit https://www.albright-ip.co.uk, email info@albright-ip.co.uk or call 01242 691801.