Welcome to IAM Patent 1000 2013 – The World’s Leading Patent Professionals, the second edition of the world’s most extensive guide to leading private practice patent professionals and firms in the world’s key jurisdictions. To the best of our knowledge, the IAM Patent 1000 is the only one-stop-shop guide solely dedicated to listing, and writing about, best-in-class patent prosecution, licensing and litigation practitioners on a global basis. As a result, it has already become recognised as a leading source of information for those looking to identify market-leading patent expertise at both the individual and firm level.
Peksung Intellectual Property Ltd, a boutique IP law firm, offers a full spectrum of premium IP services covering all issues related to patents, trademarks, designs, copyright, trade secrets, licensing, technology transfer, enforcement and anti-counterfeiting for domestic and overseas clients.With three offices in Beijing, Shenzhen and Palo Alto, California and a staff of more than 100, including 45 patent attorneys and eight trademark attorneys, Peksung is home to a diverse team of reputable and dedicated IP professionals that brings together academic, industrial and professional experience. Our patent attorneys have substantial expertise in virtually all technical fields.
Martin Sick Nielsen is a lawyer and partner with Zacco. His practice covers intellectual property and related areas of law, including conflict resolution, licensing and IP strategy development and implementation.Trained as a solicitor and with a solid industry background, his licensing practice covers all kinds of international commercial contracts relating to intellectual property, including research and development, development, consulting, licensing, manufacturing, distribution, agency and franchise contracts both for foreign companies doing business in Denmark or with Danish partners and for Danish companies doing business abroad, within all industries, but with a focus on ...
This is a pivotal period for India’s patent sector, which has been comprehensively overhauled in the past few years. The outgoing controller general of patents, designs and trademarks has won acclaim from all corners for his determination in driving forward sweeping changes, and his successor has indicated that these innovations will stay in place – they include updated e-filing system and increased transparency in filing procedures. Contentious work is on the rise, with several proceedings in the pharmaceutical space grabbing headlines. One such suit involves compulsory licensing between originator Bayer and generic Natco; commentators anticipate that this could ...