Bardehle Pagenberg offers comprehensive expertise in contentious patent matters, particularly in the electronics, software, automotive, telecommunications and pharmaceuticals industries. With a team of patent attorneys and lawyers, the firm supports clients from its German offices as well as its international locations in Paris and Barcelona, which also ideally positions it for cross-border cases. Recently, the practice also proved to be a sought-after address for infringement proceedings before the UPC in the court's first year of existence. The team's key contacts include Johannes Heselberger and Tilman Müller-Stoy, who have particular expertise in SEP and FRAND-related disputes, among other matters. Tobias Wuttke is regularly active in disputes concerning the telecommunications, medical technology, automotive and life sciences sectors.
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Testimonials
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- 'The team provided us with a comprehensive strategy for dealing with a patent dispute.'
- 'Tobias Wuttke is lead litigator in a patent dispute and his flexibility and determination in building a strategy was impressive. He listens carefully to the client's voice in every respect. His decision is made very quickly and also provides a comprehensive explanation.'
Key clients
- 10x Genomics
- Amgen
Work highlights
Representation of 10x Genomics and Harvard as plaintiffs in patent infringement proceedings against NanoString Technologies Inc.; NanoString Technologies Germany GmbH; NanoString Technologies Netherlands BV; and their CEOs for infringement of a bundled patent before the Munich Local Chamber.
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Other key lawyers
Johannes Heselberger; Tilman Müller-Stoy; Christof Karl; Jan Bösing; Tobias Wuttke; Volkmar Henke; Tilman Müller