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Managing Intellectual Property and World Trademark Review Recognize Crowell & Moring Brussels Intellectual Property Group

Firm News | 1 min read | 03.06.20

Brussels – March 6, 2020: Crowell & Moring has received recent awards and recognitions for its robust intellectual property work in Belgium.

On March 5, the firm received the “Belgian Firm of the Year” award for patent contentious work from Managing Intellectual Property at the Managing IP EMEA Awards 2020, an honor that “recognizes the top IP practitioners, firms and in-house counsel from around the world.”

In addition, the World Trademark Review has listed Crowell & Moring as one of the top 10 trademark firms in Belgium as part of the WTR 1000. The profile of the firm notes that “coordinating cross-border matters and handling the worldwide enforcement of its clients’ portfolios are the key strengths of Crowell & Moring.” Listed on the full rankings of individual lawyers were partners Kristof Roox and Jan-Diederik Lindemans; senior counsel Gunther Meyer; and counsel Judith Bussé. This recognition comes after Roox was featured as an IAM Global Leader and noted as being “a fierce fighter with excellent advocacy skills.”

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Firm News | 2 min read | 07.29.26

ICYMI: Crowell’s London R&I Team Appointed by Kroll Advisory in Bankruptcy of £330M Woodville Litigation Fund

London – July 29, 2026: Crowell & Moring's London Restructuring and Insolvency team has been appointed by Kroll Advisory in the administration of Woodville Consultants Limited (trading as Woodville Litigation Funding), a motor finance litigation funder with an estimated £330m loan book and more than 300,000 claims under its belt. The team first acted for a group of investors in successfully securing a contested administration order from the High Court and has since been retained by Kroll to assist in the wider administration process. Woodville's collapse is the latest sign of mounting stress in the litigation funding market, driven by the FCA's ongoing motor finance redress process and the resulting uncertainty over the timing and quantum of claims. ...