Daan de Lange > Brinkhof > Amsterdam, Netherlands > Lawyer Profile

Brinkhof
Grote Bickersstraat 74-78
1013 KS
Netherlands
Daan de Lange photo

Work Department

Patent

Position

Partner in patent litigation

Career

Daan (partner) specialises in international patent litigation with a focus on life sciences and biotech litigation. He was involved in a number of high profile Supreme Court patent cases the last few years. Daan is a true litigator and at his best in technically complex proceedings. Daan is editor of the Dutch IP journal BIE and regularly writes on international (patent) litigation. He teaches at the Patent Attorney’s Academy and is a regular speaker on patent litigation.

Languages

English, German, French, Dutch

Memberships

EPLAW, AIPPI

Education

L.L.M. Amsterdam (2002); Stibbe 2003-2007; Brinkhof (2007 – current).

Lawyer Rankings

Netherlands > Intellectual property: Patents

(Next Generation Partners)

Daan De LangeBrinkhof

With major strengths in coordinating parallel European and global patent litigation, Brinkhof regularly assists market-leading clients in the pharmaceuticals, biotech, food and electronics sectors in high-profile and precedent-setting proceedings. The six full-time patent litigation partners are often the first port of call for large cases. Members of the European patent lawyers association Richard Ebbink and Mark Van Gardingen head a growing and specialised team. Koen Bijvank and Daan De Lange act for clients in specialist areas, with the former experienced in life sciences and the latter in micro-electronics. Promoted to partner in January 2021, Jan Pot is part of a select few lawyers in Netherlands who specialise in Supreme Court appeal proceedings. Fellow promoted partner Rien Broekstra focuses on the electronics sector. The team is completed by in-house patent attorneys working alongside the partners. With the introduction of the Unified Patent Court (UPC), the firm has expanded its global network, combining forces with German patent powerhouse Vossius & Partner to increase its scope of pan-European patent litigation.