Dr Hadassa Waterman > Ehrlich Group > Tel Aviv, Israel > Lawyer Profile

Ehrlich Group
Sky Tower
HaMasger St 35, 13th Floor
Tel Aviv-Yafo, 5268104
Israel

Work Department

Ehrlich & Fenster of Ehrlich Group

Position

Head of Biotech Department

Career

Since 2001 Dr. Waterman has been involved in the preparation and prosecution of patent applications.
Dr. Waterman specializes in IP matters in fields such as cell biology, bio-informatics, immunology, biochemistry, nanotechnology, medical devices, agrotech and nutrition.

Dr. Waterman is involved in drafting and prosecuting patent applications, including opposition procedures, in rendering opinions regarding IP matters, in IP Due Diligence processes, and in devising IP and commercialization strategies.

The Biotech department managed by Dr. Waterman won the Corporate INTL Global Award 2016 as the “Biotechnology Law, Firm of the Year in Israel”.

Dr. Waterman is commended for her expertise in patent prosecution in the Managing Intellectual Property IP Stars 2018 ranking and also named one of the Top 250 Women in IP by Managing Intellectual Property.

Languages

English, Hebrew

Education

1994-2000 Ph.D. degree in Molecular Biology from the Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel.
1991-1993 B.Sc. degree in Biology from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel.
During her academic career, Dr. Waterman authored over 15 papers and reviews in the fields of Cell Biology, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology.

Lawyer Rankings

Israel > Intellectual property > Intellectual property: filing/prosecution

Ehrlich Group is regularly sought out by leading high-tech, biotech and pharmaceutical companies for advice on both patent and trademark applications and prosecution. Head of the pharma and chemistry department Revital Green is noted for her expertise in the drafting and prosecution of global patent applications, while practice head Gal Ehrlich specialises in the analysis and assessment of IP portfolios. Maier Fenster is a go-to choice for drafting and prosecuting of patents in the bioengineering and medical devices sectors, areas in which head of the biotech department Hadassa Waterman is also well versed. Roy Melzer is an expert in patent prosecution for computer-related inventions.