Innovation has the power to change every aspect of our lives. It drives the discovery of lifesaving medical treatments, it can reduce and clean up our energy consumption, it can find solutions to the global food crisis, and it can help us digitise and automate business-critical tasks. Sometimes, it simply makes our everyday lives easier.
But if your next invention is going to have the commercial impact it should, you will need to correctly identify, protect, exploit, and enforce it. This is exactly what Potter Clarkson's patent attorneys in Copenhagen do.
We genuinely share your passion for innovation. We combine this passion with our commercial insight and technical understanding to help you develop the carefully thought-out patent strategy that will support your business and its value now and long into the future.
We are equally passionate when it comes to defending your patents.
We have successfully attacked and defended some of Europe's most valuable patents across a huge range of technological areas and have the scale and expertise to handle the most complex and challenging work.
And we are experts in ensuring you are clear to succeed in your target market, performing Freedom to Operate (FTO) searches tailored to your specific requirements and your budget.
Whatever stage of the IP journey you are on, find out how we can help you to realise your ambitions by:
- Protecting your innovation
- Ensuring Freedom to Operate
- Defending and enforcing your patents
- EPO oppositions and appeals
- Supplementary Protection Certificates (SPCs) and regulatory
- Exploiting your IP rights
Our patent attorneys in Copenhagen specialise in a range of sectors:
- Life sciences
- Industrial chemistry
- Biotech
- Food and agritech
- Engineering
- Electronics and computing
- Energy and cleantech
- FMCG
- Creative industries
- Professional services
Or, if you are planning to invest in a company or an idea, we will conduct the IP due diligence required to give you the insight you'll need to make fully informed investment decisions.
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