Michael Fischer
All matters of industrial property law, in particular patent, utility model, trademark and design prosecution; preparation and participation at patent, utility model, trademark and design litigation lawsuits
German, English, French
2008
Studies of Computer Science (TU München)
Law for Patent Attorneys (FU Hagen)
European Intellectual Property Law (in progress)
German Patent Attorney Chamber, epi
Avionics, Biomedical Sciences, Bioinformatics, Control and Instrumentation Systems, Control and Measuring Systems, Software, Signal Processing, Medical Engineering, Medical Imaging, Automotive Engineering, 3D printing, wireless communications, especially with reference to mobile communications, pattern analysis and pattern recognition using artificial intelligence
Michael Fischer is a highly skilled German and European patent attorney specialising in industrial property law with a strong focus on patent, utility model, trademark, and design law.
Based on his studies of computer science he has special expertise in protecting inventions in the field of IT. He has extensive knowledge in the field of artificial intelligence, robotics, databases and telecommunications.
He has advised numerous smaller, medium-sized and larger corporations in Germany and abroad. In his career, he worked both in renowned law firms as well as inhouse in an international large corporation in Switzerland.
Special mention deservers his contribution to the case G 1/19 before the Enlarged Board of Appeal which deals with patenting computer implemented simulations.
Michael has extensive knowledge in US patent law based on his long-term activity for US corporations.
Michael is very experienced in preparing FTO analyses.
