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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
Polish Patent Office invalidated the 3D trade mark of Tic Tac box!
In Poland, the transparent Tic Tac box is one of the most recognizable packaging for candies among young and adult consumers. Despite this, the Polish Patent Office ruled on February 23, 2023, that it lacks distinctiveness and invalidated two trademarks of Ferrero...
Not easy to register a slogan as a trademark
In the recent judgment the General Court decided that the word sign OTHER COMPANIES DO SOFTWARE WE DO SUPPORT is devoid of distinctive character for services relating to computer software. The General Court has confirmed that it is incorrect to apply to marks being...
Metaverse must respect trademarks
The US court ruled on the trademark infringement in the metaverse. In the widely reported case concerning use by an American artist of NFTs depicting Birkin bag the court decided that the artist infringed the trademark of the French fashion house Hermès. Facts of the...
Amazon under the CJEU magnifying glass
The CJEU has again ruled on the possibility of attributing to operators of online sales platforms liability for a trade mark infringement for advertising goods offered by third-party sellers. The case concerned Amazon's liability for advertising on its platform shoes...
Not worth messing with the giants – the case of Google vs. Google Car
By judgment of 1 February 2023, case no. T-568/21, the CJEU dismissed an action of ZoubierHarbaoui (the Applicant) against the decision of the EUIPO Board of Appeal dismissing the appeal against the decision of the Opposition Division upholding the opposition of...
What decisions can be left to the bailiff in a trade mark infringement case? The CJEU breaking judgment
Justice in Poland is implemented by the courts, and judgments are enforced by bailiffs. The problem arises when the operative part of the judgment is formulated in such a general manner that it de facto leaves it to the bailiff to decide which goods should be deemed...
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Warsaw
Sobieszyńska St., no. 35
00-764 Warsaw
tel. +48 664 948 372