Goodmans Maintains Top Awards at the Managing IP Awards Americas 2026
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The Goodmans IP Litigation Team won top awards at last night’s Managing IP Awards Americas 2026, once again receiving three prestigious awards: Firm of the Year (Canada): Patent Disputes and two Impact Cases of the Year!
Firm of the Year (Canada): Patent Disputes
Goodmans has been awarded the Firm of the Year (Canada): Patent Disputes.
Whether asserting patents or defending against patent infringement claims, the Goodmans IP Litigation Team has unparalleled experience litigating complex and high-stakes patent litigation.
In 2025 alone, the Goodmans IP Litigation Team acted as counsel in multiple multi-week patent infringement trials and multiple major appeals involving patent validity and infringement.
Goodmans IP Litigation Team Once Again Wins Impact Case of the Year for Adeia Guides v Videotron, 2025 FC 1725
The Goodmans IP Litigation Team, with a trial team including Andrew Brodkin, Daniel Cappe, Sarah Stothart, Emily Groper, Jordan Scopa and Jerry Topolski, continued its winning streak in the Impact Case of the Year category with its successful representation of Adeia Guides Inc. in an action asserting patents related to interactive program guide (IPG) technology.
Goodmans IP Litigation Team Wins Second Impact Case of the Year for NCS v Kobold, 2025 FCA 187
The Goodmans IP Litigation Team, with an appeal team consisting of Andrew Brodkin and Jordan Scopa, won a second Impact Case of the Year award for its successful representation of NCS Multistage Inc. in an appeal overturning a judgment granting an action for patent infringement.
Congratulations to our entire Intellectual Property Litigation Team!
About Managing IP Awards
The Managing Intellectual Property Awards programme is the most comprehensive and widely respected Intellectual Property (IP) law firm awards event in the legal industry. The programme covers several IP practice areas and more than 50 jurisdictions. Each year their research analysts obtain information from thousands of firms, IP practitioners and their clients through interviews, email and online surveys.
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