We are proud to announce that three members of our team have been recognized by Managing IP. Dr. Jacqueline Lui and Ms. Pauli Wong have been recognized as a Patent Star and Mr. Eddie Ho as a Rising Star by ManagingIP. These prestigious awards acknowledge their exceptional expertise and invaluable contributions to the field of intellectual property.

Dr. Lui is widely recognized as a leading expert in patent law, specializing in cross-jurisdiction patent prosecution and strategy. With over 20 years of experience in IP, she has provided invaluable guidance to startups, Fortune 500 companies, and HK/Nasdaq-listed companies. Her expertise encompasses various critical areas, including IP strategy, portfolio management, technology transfer, due diligence, and enforcement. Dr. Lui's exceptional track record and unwavering commitment to excellence have solidified her reputation as a trusted advisor in the field.

Ms. Pauli Wong oversees the patent drafting team at Eagle IP and assists local and international clients with patent prosecution across a wide range of technology fields. She helps clients navigate IP rights, portfolio management, and global filing strategy for innovations in areas like biotechnology, medical devices, and robotics. Pauli is passionate about empowering Hong Kong innovators, leveraging her ability to quickly understand new technologies, meticulous prosecution skills, strategic business acumen, and commitment to client service.

Mr. Eddie Ho is a qualified Chinese Patent Attorney and has quickly amassed extensive experience drafting and prosecuting patent applications in a broad range of areas, including biology, biotechnology, medical devices, diagnostics, material science, engineering, and software. He helps inventors and companies manage and navigate complex patent portfolios and is exceptionally strong at inter-disciplinary technologies.

Let us come together to celebrate this well-deserved accolade for Dr. Jacqueline Lui, Ms. Pauli Wong, and Mr. Eddie Ho and to recognize their exceptional dedication to the dynamic world of intellectual property.

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