VOSSIUS
Seung-Joo Jeong, LL.M. is an experienced European Patent Attorney & Korean Patent Attorney who has worked at notable law firms such as VOSSIUS & PARTNER and Prüfer & Partner mbB. Prior to that, Seung-Joo gained valuable experience as a Korean Patent Attorney at FirstLaw Lee & Ko. Additionally, Seung-Joo has interned as an IP Counsel at DSM. Seung-Joo holds a Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Intellectual Property and Competition Law from Munich Intellectual Property Law Center (MIPLC) and a B.Phar. in Pharmaceutical from Seoul National University.
VOSSIUS
VOSSIUS & PARTNER is a partnership of patent attorneys and attorneys-at-law with offices in Munich, Düsseldorf, Berlin and Basel. Established in Munich in 1961, it is today one of Europe’s leading IP firms with clients from all over the world. The firm focuses on high-end advice for innovative companies concerning all questions associated with the protection and the enforcement of intellectual property rights. The firm’s areas of expertise comprise all IP fields (patents, trademarks, copyrights, design rights, SPCs etc.), as well as licensing, competition law, pharmaceutical law (e.g., approvals), media law and food law. Due to a global network of colleagues abroad, particularly in the USA, Asia and Eastern Europe, VOSSIUS & PARTNER advises and attends also for international protective rights. As a full-service intellectual property law firm, VOSSIUS & PARTNER offers their clients the technological and scientific know-how of experienced patent attorneys in combination with the knowledge and competence of highly specialized attorneys-at-law. Based on decades of experience, the firm can provide a comprehensive range of services. This translates into the best possible client counseling and the greatest possible protection of intellectual property assets during all phases of legal disputes and litigation. The areas of expertise of VOSSIUS & PARTNER extend to the entire range of sciences and technology: the firm represents inventions from all fields of chemistry and pharmacology, biology and biotechnology, physics, electrical engineering and information technology, as well as mechanical engineering.