Fish & Richardson is to open a new office in Munich on Oct. 1 -- the firm's first major step outside the United States. The move underlines Munich's status as one of Europe's top IT and biotechnology centers, with the city home to the European and German patent offices, as well as the German and federal patent courts.
September 14, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Fish & Richardson is to open a new office in Munich next month — its first major step outside the United States.
The Boston-based firm has hired patent litigation partners Frank Peterreins and Alexander Harguth from intellectual property boutique Bardehle Pagenberg to lead the new office, which will open on Oct. 1.
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