The United States slid to third from second in the European law firm Taylor Wessing’s second annual ranking of 24 countries and economies by intellectual property protection and enforcement practices.
The U.S., which was the sole country whose overall ranking declined, now stands behind the United Kingdom and Germany in Taylor Wessing’s 2009 Global Intellectual Property Index released on May 12. The U.K. also topped the 2008 index.
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