Dr Natalia Berryman > Vossius & Partner > Munich, Germany > Lawyer Profile
Vossius & Partner Offices
SIEBERTSTRASSE 3
81675 MÜNCHEN
Germany
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Dr Natalia Berryman
Work Department
Chemistry & Pharmacology
Position
PARTNER, Patentanwältin, European Patent Attorney, UPC Representative
She has a broad experience in all patent fields including prosecution, opposition, nullity and infringement proceedings before the EPO, GPTO and German courts and also specializes in rendering FTO and patentability opinions.
She has particular expertise in the fields of inorganic and organic chemistry, polymer chemistry, chemical engineering, analytical methods, food technology (including functional foods) as well as pharmaceuticals.
Career
Since 2001 she has been admitted to practice as a German Patent Attorney (Patentanwalt), European Patent Attorney and European Trademark Attorney. In 2002 Dr. Berryman became a partner in the firm of VOSSIUS.
Education
Dr. Natalia Berryman was born in Hayle, England. She studied chemistry at the Technical University of Munich with a main emphasis on technical and analytical chemistry. After completing her Ph.D. in analytical chemistry, she joined the firm of VOSSIUS.
Lawyer Rankings
Germany > Intellectual property > Patent litigation: patent lawyers
Vossius & Partner is one of the leading patent firms in Germany, which is not least due to its mixed team of patent attorneys and lawyers. The practice is therefore able to handle the entire range of forensic matters, ranging from nullity and objection proceedings to infringement lawsuits. The team has also proven itself in international disputes involving the US, Asia and Europe and offers expertise in the areas of chemistry and pharmaceuticals, biology and biotechnology as well as physics, engineering and IT. Key contacts include Arnold Asmussen and Raphael Salzer, who are both experienced in medical technology, the two chemistry experts Dirk Harmsen and Natalia Berryman, and Hans-Rainer Jaenichen, who is adept in the biotechnology and pharmaceuticals spheres.