Boston, MA. Nixon Peabody LLP is pleased to announce that intellectual property business media organization IAM has selected four of the firm’s attorneys for inclusion in its 2026 IAM Strategy 300 guide, which recognizes the world’s leading IP strategists.
The Nixon Peabody attorneys recognized in the guide’s newest edition are Los Angeles partner Seth Levy, leader of the firm’s Intellectual Property practice; Washington, DC, partner Jeffrey Costellia, chair of the firm’s Global Strategies Committee and co-lead of its International & Foreign Associate Network IP team; Los Angeles partner Linda Huber, co-lead of the firm’s Technology Transfer team; and Chicago partner Daniel Stringfield, a veteran patent litigator with a particular focus on IP and technology issues.
Published annually by Intellectual Asset Management (IAM), the IAM Strategy 300 guide recognizes industry professionals who are leading the way in the development and implementation of innovative strategies that transform intellectual property portfolios into valuable business drivers. Honorees are selected through an extensive research process that includes nominations by at least three people from outside their own organization. It follows the recent release of the 2026 IAM Patent 1000 directory, which named 14 Nixon Peabody attorneys as industry leaders.
Nixon Peabody’s Intellectual Property practice guides clients through the full IP lifecycle, including advising across industries to protect, defend, enforce, and commercialize their intellectual property assets around the world. The team helps clients navigate patent and trademark prosecution, IP litigation, portfolio strategy, licensing, transactions, and related counseling.
