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First order to preserve evidence in the Paris Local Division of the UPC secured

January 2024

HGF Partners Rachel Fetches, Richard Jenkins and IP Solicitor Christie Batty and its valued co-counsel Schertenleib Avocats Denis Schertenleib and Marc Lauzeral are pleased to have secured the first order to preserve evidence in the Paris Local Division of the UPC.

Patentees now have unprecedented access to the “saisie contrefaçon” throughout the 17 countries who are members of the UPC.  Click below to read the decision.

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