Portuguese law firm Abreu Advogados has once again secured a prominent position in the WTR 1000 2026 ranking. The World Trademark Review continues to recognize the firm as a leading force in the trademarks field.
In the latest edition, Abreu Advogados maintained its impressive dual distinction. The firm earned a Gold Tier ranking in Enforcement and Litigation. It also received a Silver Tier ranking in Prosecution and Strategy.
These results confirm the firm’s strong market position across both contentious and non-contentious trademark work. The consistent recognition highlights a deep commitment to excellence in intellectual property law.
Five individual practitioners were also singled out for their contributions. All five were recognized in the Silver Tier, reflecting their sustained impact on the firm’s trademark practice.
António Andrade continues to be a key figure in the firm’s IP department. His expertise in trademark matters has earned him repeated recognition in the WTR 1000.
César Bessa Monteiro, jr. is widely regarded for his deep knowledge of trademark prosecution and enforcement. His work consistently earns praise from clients and peers alike.
Manuel Durães Rocha brings significant experience to the firm’s trademark litigation practice. His strategic approach to complex disputes has strengthened the firm’s reputation in this area.
Ricardo Henriques is recognized for his contributions to both prosecution and strategy. His ability to navigate complex IP landscapes makes him a valuable asset to the team.
Ana Panão rounds out the group of recognized practitioners. Her dedication to delivering high-quality legal services has contributed to the firm’s continued success in the rankings.
The WTR 1000 ranking serves as one of the most respected benchmarks in the global trademark industry. Abreu Advogados’ consistent performance underscores the strength and depth of its intellectual property practice.
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