Stolmár & Partner is pleased to announce that the firm has been named as one of Europe’s leading patent law firms in a report published today by the Financial Times. This is the second time for Munich based Stolmár & Partner to be featured among the top IP firms in Europe.
The Financial Times Europe’s Leading Patent Law Firms 2021 report is compiled by the Financial Times in cooperation with Statista. Now in its third year, the report’s results are based on the testimony and recommendations of over 10,000 patent lawyers, R&D experts and clients that have consulted with or commissioned patent law firms.
Dr. Matthias Stolmár, founding parter at Stolmár & Partner, comments: “We are delighted that our team has received this well-deserved recognition. Our patent attorneys are all experts in their chosen fields, enabling Stolmár & Partner to offer bespoke service to its clients through innovative thinking. In addition, our attorneys are prepared to go the extra mile to come up with individualized technical solutions such as Kanban Case Management that are unique in the field.”
Leading IP experts from all over Europe have teamed up to draft a White Paper warning governments of the dangers of waiving IP rights for Covid vaccines. Dr Matthias Stolmár is among them: "The proposition by the US government is a poor response to the current issues that will not only be unable to solve the underlying problem, but instead harm pharma research for years to come".
Stolmár & Partner is once more listed as one of the leading German Patent Law Firm in the JUVE Handbook of Commercial Law Firms. The ranking reflects our expertise in patent prosecution and patent litigation as well as technical know-how in the fields of chemistry and medtech.
Dr Matthias Stolmár has been recommended by JUVE for many years. This year makes no exception. "I'm honoured that my work is praised by colleagues and clients alike. We will continue to provide outstanding service!"
Stolmár & Partner is happy to welcome a new face to our tech team.
Bastian Scharre is German and European patent attorney. After his training in international IP firms ihe joined a US American automotive supplier, where he organized inter alia global IP trainings and represented the company in out of court proceedings. Before joining Stolmár & Partner, he advised clients in his own IP law firm in prosecution and opposition matters. His technical focus is on automotive, exhaust gas treatment and mobile communication terminals.
There were two more additions to the tech team this year: Miroslava Nicole George is an experienced patent engineer and has worked for a number of renown IP firms in Munich. Erik Schmidt is currently training to become a German and European Patent Attorney.
We wish our new colleagues a good start here at Stolmár & Partner.
Matthias Stolmár shares his insights into how to best file a patent application in Germany over at IPWatchdog, one of the most leading news sites for IP. He explains not only how an application can be validly filed, but also describes the pros and cons of utility models and outlines a strategy for making use of the pecularities of the German system. In cooperation with Morningside Translation, the interview is also available as a video:
Stolmár & Partner, ARNOLD RUESS and Meyerlustenberger Lachenal are happy to invite you to our annual Pharma- and Life Sciences days on 12 July 2019 in the Suresnes Schlössl in Munich.
