Firm
profile
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
Pursuing claims for revealing information about infringement in Poland
The claim for has been introduced into the Polish legal system as a result of implementation of Directive 2004/48/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 29 April 2004 on the enforcement of intellectual property rights. Initially, the regulation was...
SUMMER IP MEETINGS FOR LAW STUDENTS IN OUR GARDEN
Discover the Fascinating World of Intellectual Property Rights with Żuraw i Wspólnicy sp. k.! Are you a law student interested in intellectual property law? Do you want to learn about trademarks and their protection principles? Are you eager to explore...
CJEU Ruling Reinforces: Mere Knowledge of Existing Trade Marks Isn’t Enough to Prove Bad Faith Applications
In its judgment of 15 May 2024, in Case T-181/23, the CJEU dismissed the appeal against the decision of the EUIPO Board of Appeal and thus, the Court once again confirmed that the applicant’s mere knowledge of a third party's earlier trade mark shall not be sufficient...
A Czech court rules on copyright to a work generated by AI
Artificial intelligence is becoming more and more prominent in the sector of music, literature and, as a matter of fact, in most fields that require a creative approach to any task or issue so far reserved exclusively for humans. It was therefore only a matter of time...
Invalidation of trademark rights due to the reputation of the earlier mark
Flegamina, which comes in the form of syrup as well as tablets, is a well-known medicine in Poland for upper respiratory tract infections. Advertisements of this pharmaceutical product have been in the press or on television for many years. The latest decision of the...
Long awaited AI Act enacted by the European Parliament
The enactment of the AI ACT On 13 March 2024, the European Parliament passed the Artificial Intelligence Act (the so-called AI Act), which has long been a significant focus of attention for many technology companies. A large majority of MEPs voted in favour of the AI...
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Warsaw
Sobieszyńska St., no. 35
00-764 Warsaw
tel. +48 664 948 372