Ryan Sullivan named in the Patent 1000 for sixth consecutive year.

Intensity joined Secretariat on February 1, 2023.

Ryan Sullivan was recognized for the sixth straight year as a top U.S. economic expert in the 2019 edition of Intellectual Asset Management’s IAM Patent 1000: The World’s Leading Patent Practitioners 2019.

According to the IAM, “Intensity CEO Ryan Sullivan’s mastery of predictive modelling techniques sets him apart as a business consultant. IP and commercial litigation is a major part of his practice and he has been seen in action in a number of $1 billion cases.”

In addition, they stated, “Ryan Sullivan is the gold standard for damages experts. He applies real economic principles and consistently comes up with results that hold up on appeal.” Further, “Having appeared in must-win suits in which over $1 billion was at stake, the Intensity CEO can solve the most labyrinthine puzzles. He can handle large assignments with skill and finesse, and he applies his supreme econometric skills in a way that is straightforward.”

The IAM Patent 1000 identifies the leading technical and economic experts from around the world. According to Nicholas Richardson, research editor on the IAM Patent 1000, “In the world of commerce, patents have become pivotal in driving corporate value and profitability. When it comes to obtaining, enforcing and monetising these vital commodities, private practice lawyers and patent attorneys play an essential role; selecting the right specialist is of paramount importance.” Further, “The IAM Patent 1000 delivers the most in-depth coverage of the market yet undertaken, pinpointing the best of the best in prosecution, litigation and licensing.”

About the IAM Patent 1000
The IAM Patent 1000 is a standalone publication that identifies individual and firm expertise in all major areas of patent law and practice. Through an extensive research process conducted by a team of highly qualified, full-time analysts, the publication identifies the top patent practitioners, as well as leading patent law and attorney firms, in 48 of the world’s most important jurisdictions and 18 US states.