Philosophy of the Firm
Continuity, Quality and Strategy...
... are the principles forming the basis of success of one of the major Intellectual Property Law Firms in Germany.
Continuity means for us the trustful and long cooperation with our clients, signifying however also an awareness of the need to offer a continuous high standard in consultancy on intellectual property issues.
Quality entails responsibility and teamwork, but also the constant monitoring and mastering of new developments in order to offer our clients the standard in up-to-date know-how, they demand. Our clients can also benefit from our advice in the fields of technology transfer, computer-supported searches and strategies for industrial property rights.
Strategies can secure success for our clients. It must always be kept in mind that the drafting of patent applications, particularly claims, can be decisive for possible later infringement. Future developments in technology and the market must also always be considered and the economic issue must always stay in focus.
Our Target is our clients' successful exploitation of industrial property rights world-wide.
Continuity, Quality and Strategy...
These principles are not only the pillars on which our success has been built, but define our range of services, including for example:
Patents protect inventions that are novel, inventive and industrially applicable and support the inventor's position, granting a monopoly for economic exploitation over a given period of time.
Utility Models are gaining popularity in Germany due to the ability to have them registered quickly. They are less expensive to acquire and constitute a complimentary or alternative to a patent.
Designs are a significant factor in the marketing success of innumerable products.
Design Patents protect the aesthetic appearance of a product.
Trade Marks are the basic asset of an enterprise. An entire world of emotion and philosophy is centered around a trademark and its success depends on its concept, i.e. logo, color, pronounciation, etc. Particular effort is required to establish a trademark in the market and to protect it.