Last updated on May 15, 2026
Holland & Hart’s trademark practice received national recognition and a top Colorado ranking in the 2026 World Trademark Review 1000.
Holland & Hart’s trademark group has received national and regional recognition in the 2026 World Trademark Review 1000, including the guide’s highest ranking for Colorado.
The Denver-founded law firm said its trademark team received a national Bronze Band ranking in enforcement and litigation and in prosecution and strategy. The firm also received a Gold Band ranking in Colorado for the 13th consecutive year, reinforcing its position in a legal market increasingly shaped by technology, consumer brands, outdoor recreation, life sciences, and other intellectual property-heavy industries.
World Trademark Review 1000 also ranked Holland & Hart as one of six recommended firms in Utah. The guide recognizes trademark firms and lawyers in more than 80 jurisdictions through research that includes peer and client interviews.
Fifteen Holland & Hart lawyers received national or regional rankings in the 2026 guide: Andrea Anderson, Craig Beaker, Emily Cooper, Sabrina Danielson, Nadya Davis, Alexander A. Garcia, Timothy Getzoff, Hope Hamilton, Scott Havlick, Matthew Horlacher, Kazuyo Morita, Jolly Northrop, Andrew Roppel, Amy Tindell, and Larry Tronco.
The firm said its trademark team advises clients on clearance, prosecution, enforcement, domain name protection, online marketplace monitoring, and anti-counterfeiting measures. Those services reflect the growing importance of brand protection for companies operating across digital platforms, national markets, and international supply chains.
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