Eisenführ Speiser cooperates with swiss law firm staedeli legal partners

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Eisenführ Speiser cooperates with swiss law firm staedeli legal partners

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As of 1 January 2025 Eisenführ Speiser will be cooperating with the Swiss law firm staedeli legal partners

As of 1 January 2025, Eisenführ Speiser is cooperating with the Swiss law firm staedeli legal partners. The owner of the law firm is attorney-at-law Matthias Städeli, who, after 20 years of successful work as a founding partner of the law firm Rentsch Partner AG, is simultaneously taking the step into self-employment and continuing his legal work in cooperation with national and international partners.

As a cooperation partner of Eisenführ Speiser, Matthias Städeli advises well-known Swiss clients in particular on all matters relating to trademark, design and copyright law as well as competition and contract law. By cooperating with Eisenführ Speiser, he guarantees his clients not only reliable and professional management of intellectual

property rights, but also, if necessary, competent support from experienced specialist lawyers in Germany.

As a long-standing colleague, Matthias Städeli is already well known to Eisenführ Speiser. "Together with Mr Städeli, we are in a position to expand our trade mark practice into Switzerland. Both sides can benefit from the experience and comprehensive expertise of the other", comments Eisenführ Speiser Managing Director Dr Julian Eberhardt.

Contact:

Eisenführ Speiser Patentanwälte Rechtsanwälte PartGmbB

www.eisenfuhr.com

Dr Julian Eberhardt

Phone: +49 421 3635-0

E-mail: jeberhardt@eisenfuhr.com

in cooperation with:

staedeli legal partners GmbH

Matthias Städeli

Tel.: +41 79 307 76 68

E-Mail: staedeli@staedeli-legalpartners.ch

www.staedeli-legalpartners.ch

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