Industrial Property Law

Jürgen Feldmeier is a German and European patent attorney with comprehensive experience in prosecution procedures for patents, trademarks and designs before the German Patent and Trademark Office (GPTO), the European Patent Office (EPO) and the EU Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO).

Jürgen Feldmeier Equity Partner, Managing Partner, Patent Attorney

Prüfer & Partner mbB

Tel: +49 89 6939210 office@pruefer.eu www.pruefer.eu

For more than 20 years he has been a managing partner at Prüfer & Partner, an established and highly respected medium-sized law firm with a stable global partner network. He has frequently served as lead patent counsel in various litigation proceedings, including infringement, nullity and opposition proceedings, before the patent offices and the courts of Munich, Dusseldorf and Mannheim, as well as the higher regional courts.

Due to his technical background in mechanical engineering, he possesses extensive knowledge and experience in the fields of automotive industry, machine tools and components, precision engineering, mechanical components, medical technology, sports equipment, mechatronic components, control and regulation technology, and process engineering, especially in the food industry.

In addition to his diploma in mechanical engineering with a focus on design and development from the Technical University of Munich, he also has an LLM (Master of Law) in European intellectual property.

Due to this legal background, he has already been granted admission as a legal representative before the Unified Patent Court (UPC). Thanks to his membership in EPLIT, the association of European patent litigators, and his profound experience through countless court cases he has accompanied in the past, he is best prepared for the Unified Patent Court which starts its operation on June 1, 2023. Like Prüfer & Partner, one of the UPC’s locations is also in Munich, and it shall mainly deal with mechanical engineering matter, this makes Mr. Feldmeier one of the best patent attorneys to go for litigation matters in this new era of the European patent world.