We are excited to announce that Eagle IP has been named as the winner of the LSPN Cross-Border Collaboration Partner of the Year Award at the LSPN Awards USA 2026.

The LSPN Awards recognize outstanding achievement, innovation, and leadership within the life sciences intellectual property community. The Cross-Border Collaboration Partner of the Year Award honors the non-US law firm that has demonstrated exceptional partnership with US law firms and life sciences companies through superior cross-jurisdictional expertise, strategic counsel, and seamless collaboration.

This award underscores the strength of our team’s commitment to delivering sophisticated, high-quality intellectual property services that effectively bridge Greater China and global markets. We remain dedicated to serving as a trusted partner to our US and international colleagues in advancing life sciences innovation through strategic patent protection and portfolio management.

Our President and Managing Director Ms. Jennifer Che traveled to Boston last week to accept the award on behalf of our entire team, as well as to speak at the LSPN two-day conference which preceded the awards ceremony.

We are truly honored to be named as the Winner of the LSPN Cross-Border Collaboration Partner of the Year Award at the LSPN Awards USA 2026! This recognition is a testament to the hard work and dedication of our entire team. A heartfelt THANK YOU to our clients for your trust and support, to our incredible team for their continued pursuit of excellence, and to our partners for their collaboration.


Explore the full list of winners from this year’s LSPN Awards USA: https://awards.newton.media/lspnawards2026/en/page/2026-winners

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