Practice Areas:
Patent litigation
Trade mark litigation
Patent
Jurisdictions:
Industry Sectors:
Mechanical
Medical devices
Pharmaceutical
Telecommunication
Automotive
Languages:
German
English
Biography
Dr. Alexander Wiese deals with all aspects of intellectual property rights, with a special focus on technical IP rights (patents and utility models).
Alexander primarily advises on patent litigation, in particular in the area of telecommunications, (electronic) engineering, medical products and information technology. Alexander has been involved in a considerable number of infringement proceedings regarding so-called standard essential patents which have special references to antitrust law, due to the FRAND objection. Furthermore, he supports clients in arbitration proceedings for the out-of-court settlement of legal disputes.
Alexader is named as recommended attorney for Intellectual Property in Handelsblatt/Best Lawyers (2022). He is a member of the German Association for Intellectual Property and Copyright (GRUR) and the DIS 40 (Young Arbitration Lawyers).
Year Joined Firm: 2019
Alexander primarily advises on patent litigation, in particular in the area of telecommunications, (electronic) engineering, medical products and information technology. Alexander has been involved in a considerable number of infringement proceedings regarding so-called standard essential patents which have special references to antitrust law, due to the FRAND objection. Furthermore, he supports clients in arbitration proceedings for the out-of-court settlement of legal disputes.
Alexader is named as recommended attorney for Intellectual Property in Handelsblatt/Best Lawyers (2022). He is a member of the German Association for Intellectual Property and Copyright (GRUR) and the DIS 40 (Young Arbitration Lawyers).
Year Joined Firm: 2019
Education/Alumni
- University of Freiburg
Network Memberships
- GRUR, DIS 40
Address:
Tel:+4921149767830
Website:https://www.wildanger.eu/
Fischerstraße 2, 40477 Düsseldorf
Germany
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