With more than 1,000 court cases that we have fought as lawyers in the field of intellectual property, we are familiar with many complex matters from our own practical experience and therefore do not need to explain them at length.
As highly specialized conciliators, we concentrate on proceedings in the fields of intellectual property (trademark law, patent law, copyright law, design law), media law and competition law. We are not only capable of resolving common cases in an experienced manner, but also of understanding complex and legally difficult issues in their depth.
In our function as mediators, we regularly work with individuals and companies from a wide variety of fields and industries, from artists to industrial entrepreneurs, as well as with their advisors – e. g. lawyers, patent attorneys, tax consultants and consultants.
Specialized in
intellectual property proceedings
Various
examples of
conciliation
procedures
DIRITTO DEI BREVETTI
DIRITTO DELLA CONCORRENZA
DIRITTO D’AUTORE
DIRITTO DEI MARCHI
Diritto di proprietà
Contrattazioni per la delimitazione
Contratti di licenza
Limitazione
- Unfair competition disputes, such as disputes for misleading advertising or comparative advertising, disparagement, breach of law or counterfeit competition.
- Disputes between companies and distributors, e. g. regarding property rights registered by the distributor or regarding the resale of the same or similar goods.
- Patent disputes, because questions of legal status and infringement level can be concentrated and thus dealt with cost-effectively.
- Disputes between eponymous parties, e. g. over (nearly) identical company names or over the “fate” of trademarks.
- Cases in which the statute of limitations is to be suspended (“Verjährung”).
- Disputes between companies and distributors, e. g. regarding property rights registered by the distributor or regarding the resale of the same or similar goods.
- Disputes arising out of or in connection with license agreements.
- Disputes between the author and the user, e. g. regarding the author’s license claims or the question of whether a form of use by the user is covered by the author’s permission.
- Trademark disputes, e. g. disputes concerning the infringement of company names, trademark infringements or disputes concerning the ownership of rights in “grown structures” (e. g. in the case of complicated company name constellations).
- Disputes over property rights in connection with the reorganization of companies, such as the exit of shareholders.
- Delimitation negotiations between confusable trademarks (here, the electronic or written procedure have proven to be particularly cost-efficient and effective).
- Disputes concerning the disclosure or unauthorized use of know-how, business or trade secrets, e. g. recipes, design drawings or address lists.
