This award will be presented at the 2026 NLJ Awards ceremony on November 5, 2025, at the Westin D.C. Downtown, where winners across 19 categories will be honored for their contributions to the legal profession.

With nearly half of its partnership recognized, RJLF continues to stand out as a leading trial boutique, successfully competing against some of the largest firms in the country.

Nine RJLF lawyers have been recognized in the 2026 editions of The Best Lawyers in America® and Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch®.

Benchmark Litigation  has named partners Christine Lehman and Sarah Jorgensen to its 2025 "Top 250 Women in Litigation" list.

Benchmark Litigation  has recognized three RJLF partners on its 2025 “40 & Under” list, which honors the most accomplished young litigators in the United States.

This honor recognizes professionals of Asian heritage who have made outstanding contributions to corporate growth, innovation, and team development.

Crain’s 40 Under 40 honorees are selected through a rigorous process and represent leaders who are transforming industries.

Managing IP  has named RJLF to its IP STARS 2025 firm rankings, including the firm in both the National and California lists for patent disputes.

Sean is an experienced litigator who focuses on technology-related patent disputes in U.S. district courts, the ITC, and the USPTO.

Adam Adler has been honored by Law360 as a 2025 Rising Star in IP, one of only six IP attorneys nationwide to receive this distinction.

Bloomberg 's Unrivaled honor was awarded to only 32 litigators nationwide, recognizing their exceptional skills in high-stakes trials.

The National Society of Entertainment and Arts Lawyers (NSEAL) has named partner Adam Adler the winner of its David A. Pierce Award.

Managing IP has recognized RJLF partners Courtland Reichman, Christine Lehman, Khue Hoang and Matthew Berkowitz as “Patent Stars” in the U.S., California, New York, and the D.C.

Savannah Carnes was honored as a “North America: Intellectual Property Rising Star” at the 2025 Women in Business Law Americas Awards.

Joshua Spiegel has joined Reichman Jorgensen Lehman & Feldberg as an associate in our New York office.

The firm was praised for making “impressive strides, earning a reputation as a hub for global leaders involved in high-stakes patent disputes.”

Reflecting on how she stays rooted in what attracted her to the practice, “It is about giving people a voice, holding wrongdoers accountable, and proving that hard work and determination can create meaningful change.”

Clients praised the team for its “ability to be both agile in the face of shifting constraints, while having superior strategies and arguments despite changing dynamics.”

The CLAY Awards honor teams of attorneys, who are licensed to practice and reside in California, for their work on matters that have made a significant impact on the legal profession.

Honorees from RJLF include Shawna Ballard, Scott Cole, Khue Hoang, Christine Lehman, and Courtland Reichman.

Fejost had been denied payment for thousands of rides by Centers Plan for Healthy Living, New York’s largest managed healthcare plan, despite fulfilling its contractual obligations.

Michael leverages his background as a mechanical engineer to bring a rare combination of technical insight and industry knowledge to his intellectual property practice.

This year marks the 50th anniversary of the National Trial Competition, a premier training ground for future trial lawyers.

Courtland Reichman and Jennifer Estremera have been named among the finalists and honorees that will be celebrated at the 2025 California Legal Awards, sponsored by The Recorder and Law.com.

Managing IP recognized RJLF as Patent Disputes Firm of the Year (NE) and honored the team with two Impact Case of the Year awards during its 20th annual awards ceremony.

IFLR’s Legal Benchmarking Group has named three RJLF lawyers to the shortlist for the 2025 Women in Business Law Americas Awards.

RJLF was recently highlighted in Vault.com's article, “Why Boutique Firms Are Becoming Top Choices for Junior Legal Talent in 2025.”

Partner Courtland Reichman will join a panel at the Intellectual Property Law Symposium on Tuesday, April 29, presented by the Northern District of California Federal Practice Program.

The National Society of Entertainment and Arts Lawyers (NSEAL) award honors attorneys who go above and beyond to protect artists' rights and creative freedom.

“The Secret to Good Lawyering Lies in 19th Century Cryptology” discusses how lessons from 19th century cryptology can improve modern lawyering.