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The law firm focuses on the issues covering broadly understood intellectual property law, offering both legal and patent attorney services. We also specialise in ongoing legal services for entrepreneurs, medical law, protection of personal data as well as life science and e-commerce issues.
Experience
and knowledge
We advise Polish and foreign clients from various industries, industry associations, and universities.
Our portfolio includes global reach companies as well as medium and small entrepreneurs.
We successfully run domestic and international projects,
in cooperation with foreign
law firms.
We represent
our clients:
before the Polish Patent Office, the European Union Intellectual Property Office, the International Bureau of the World Intellectual Property Organization
We represent
our clients:
before the Polish Patent Office, the European Union Intellectual Property Office, the International Bureau of the World Intellectual Property Organization
in negotiations, mediations, arbitration proceedings, including those concerning Internet domains, in processes for obtaining the funding
before civil, criminal and administrative courts, including the Supreme Court and the Supreme Administrative Court, the National Revenue Administration
advising in the protection strategy, including start-up projects, preparing contracts and other legal documents, assessing the chance of obtaining exclusive rights
News
Artificial Intelligence Today: Opportunities, Risks, and Accountability in Key Economic Sectors
Knowledge of how Artificial Intelligence (AI) operates and how it can be utilized is gradually ceasing to be a distinguishing competitive advantage and is becoming one of the fundamental requirements for functioning in today's reality. The KPMG report...
From the Turing Test to the 2024 Nobel Prize: How Artificial Intelligence Has Developed Over the Decades
From the Turing Test to the 2024 Nobel Prize: How Artificial Intelligence Has Developed Over the Decades This is the first article in a series of publications devoted to artificial intelligence. As a starting point, it is worth setting out the key stages in the...
Overview of CJEU case law from 2.03 to 13.03.2026
Kowalski v EUIPO – Hoyer (FLAMBIT – flambriks), Case T‑301/25– The case concerned opposition proceedings against the registration of an EU trade mark. – Mr Dariusz Kowalski filed an application for the registration of the following EU figurative sign FLAMBIT for goods...
Overview of CJEU case law from 16.02 to 27.02.2026
Opinion of Advocate General – 26 February 2026 – Verwertungsgesellschaft Wort (VG Wort) v TL, Case C‑840/24 – The request for a preliminary ruling was submitted by the Bundesgerichtshof (Federal Court of Justice, Germany) and concerns the interpretation of provisions...
Review of CJEU case law from 2.02.2026 to 6.02.2026
Judgment of 5 February 2026, EUIPO v Nowhere Co. Ltd, Case C‑337/22 P – The case concerned opposition proceedings relating to the application for registration of the EU figurative trade mark APE TEES: – On 30 June 2015, Mr Ye filed an application for an EU trade...
Review of CJEU case law from 26.01.2026 to 30.01.2026
Judgment – of 28 January 2026 – Montepelayo, SLU v. EUIPO, Case T-203/25– The case concerned opposition proceedings against the registration of an EU word mark. – Montepelayo, SLU filed an EU word mark application for TELOTRÓN for goods and services in Classes 5...
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Warsaw
ul. Sobieszyńska 35
00-764 Warsaw, Poland
tel. +48 664 948 372





