Barbara Fiacco Shortlisted in Managing IP Americas Awards
February 17, 2026
Barbara Fiacco, co-chair of Foley Hoag's Intellectual Property Department and its Patent & Trade Secrets Litigation practice, has been named a finalist in the Managing IP Americas Awards for the second year in a row. Fiacco was shortlisted for Litigator of the Year (Massachusetts). The annual awards recognize firms and practitioners for their outstanding intellectual property achievements over the last year.
Fiacco represents life sciences companies and research institutions in complex intellectual property disputes, including trade secret misappropriation cases, patent infringement cases, and invalidity challenges as well as disputes over inventorship, ownership of patent rights and know how, and royalties.
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