IAM Patent Litigation 250
The World's Leading Patent Litigators
It is a pleasure to welcome you to IAM Patent Litigation 250 – The World’s Leading Patent Litigators. This is a brand-new Intellectual Asset Management magazine (IAM) publication, which we expect to become the definitive source of information for those looking to identify world-class patent litigation expertise at both the individual and firm level.
Kim & Chang’s patent litigation practice group is composed of the country’s leading trial attorneys who have expertise in all venues of dispute resolution. It is backed by resources unparalleled by any other firm in Korea: 77 former judges, including two High Court IP Panel judges and two former Supreme Court justices. Many of the attorneys in the patent litigation practice group have extensive experience at the trial court and appellate levels, have law degrees from the United States and are admitted to various US state Bars, and have served as public prosecutors and in other government ministry posts in Korea.The patent litigation practice group has developed ...
Ulf Dahlgren is a partner at Lindahl’s Stockholm office.Mr Dahlgren joined Lindahl in 2009, when the RydinCarlsten law firm merged with Lindahl. He specialises in IP law, and has extensive experience in contentious matters and commercial agreements in the fields of patents, trademarks, copyrights and designs. He has particular expertise in patent litigation regarding pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, electronics and mechanical inventions.Mr Dahlgren is a member of a number of associations in the IP area, including the Swedish Association for the Protection of Industrial Property, where he is a member of honour; the International Association for the Protection of Intellectual ...
The Norwegian patent litigation marketplace is small and transparent. Most cases are handled by IP departments at general practice national law firms by practitioners who work across the full range of IP matters. While pharmaceutical and biotechnology disputes dominate, the oil and gas sector also sees a considerable amount of activity, with companies in Norway becoming increasingly aware of the importance of protecting their intellectual assets.