Three Honigman Intellectual Property Partners Receive Prestigious Global Leaders: Private Practice Recognition from World Trademark Review

Three Honigman LLP Intellectual Property partners were recognized by the World Trademark Review (WTR) on its 2025 Global Leaders: Private Practice list. This notable honor, which has entered in its seventh edition this year, distinguishes the world’s most prominent law firm and corporate trademark professionals. The honorees are carefully selected from the competitive WTR 300 and 1000 lists.

Honigman’s 2025 honorees are:

Julie Reitz, leader of Honigman’s Trademark and Copyright Practice Group, assists large organizations as they manage their global trademark and copyright portfolios. She represents national and multinational clients with distinguished intellectual property portfolios. She has been previously recognized by WTR as a Global Leader and named in the WTR 1000 since 2017.   

Anessa Owen Kramer, Honigman intellectual property partner, specializes in managing large international trademark portfolios. Her experience touches all areas of trademark law, with a particular emphasis on enforcement and counseling on complex trademark issues and disputes. She was previously recognized by WTR as a Global Leader and named in the WTR 1000 since 2015.

Deborah (Bea) Swedlow, Honigman Ann Arbor’s managing partner and co-leader of the Intellectual Property Litigation Practice Group, is receiving her first recognition as a WTR Global Leader. Across her litigation practice, she assists clients in developing strategic plans for enforcing and protecting their brands and supporting their innovation, as well as first-chairing anti-counterfeiting and anti-piracy litigation. She was previously named in the WTR 1000.