HGF Office

Heidelberg

Waldhofer Str. 102,
69123 Heidelberg,
Germany

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HGF is dedicated to providing a comprehensive service both across Germany and internationally. Contact us to find out how we can work with your business.

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Launched in 2019 following the merger of HGF and Patronus IP, HGF Heidelberg is based in a small technology hub with a strong focus on biotechnology.

Heidelberg is home to the most renowned biological research laboratories in the world, the European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL), along with the German Cancer Research Center (GVRC) and the innovative Ruprecht-Karls-University.

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Celebrating Success – Director Promotions

We are proud to announce that 7 of our team have been promoted to director effective from 1 December 2024! These promotions recognise the outstanding contributions demonstrated by these individuals, who …

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The Board of Appeal refers questions to the Enlarged Board of Appeal regarding case T1286/23

In T1286/23 (https://www.epo.org/en/boards-of-appeal/decisions/t231286ex1), the Board of Appeal has referred the following questions to the Enlarged Board of Appeal: After the withdrawal of all appeals, may the proceedings be continued with …

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UPC first FRAND judgment results in injunction against OPPO

Panasonic Holdings Corporation v Guangdong OPPO Mobile Telecommunications Corp. Ltd & anor UPC_CFI_210/2023 – Mannheim Local Division (Tochtermann, Böttcher, Brinkman & Loibner) – 22 November 2024. The UPC issued its …

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The IP Lawyer’s Cheat Sheet: Lucy Johnson on Innovation, Legislation, and Strategy

The world of intellectual property is on the brink of significant transformation. From navigating the use of AI technology to staying ahead of increasingly sophisticated bad actors, IP professionals must …

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Edwards v Meril confirms UPC’s jurisdiction over acts of infringement before the court came into force

In Edwards v Meril (UPC_CGI_15/2023), the UPC’s Munich local division refused to stay infringement proceedings pending an appeal on the central division’s finding of validity of the patent in amended …

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Njoy v Juul finds the patent's underlying problem despite no mention of the problem in the specification

In Njoy v Juul (UPC CFI 315 /2023), the Paris Division of the Central Division provides further insight into the UPC’s approach to inventive step. Of critical importance in assessing …

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