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Lodewijk Pessers
Attorney at Law
Amsterdam Bar Association
About
In 2011, he moved to Beijing, where he wrote a PhD dissertation on the inventiveness requirement in patent law. Lodewijk also worked as a lawyer (advocaat) for De Brauw Blackstone Westbroek, where he was part of the intellectual-property law team. Over the past few years, he has lived and worked in Amsterdam, Washington D.C. and San Francisco.
Today, Lodewijk is partner at Speyer. He… read more specializes in European trademark and patent law.
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"Hired another European firm to file for a EUIPO trademark and got rejected. Somebody recommended Speyer. Lodewijk fixed the errors the other firm had made. Genuinely one of the best customer experiences I've ever had! No matter what questions I've had or updates I've needed to make, Lodewijk and his team has been so responsive and incredibly helpful. Highly recommend!"
"Lodewijk helped us file our European trademarks. He answered all our questions and provided fast and efficient service. Lodewijk is a true expert in European trademark law and understands the differences with American trademark law. Thanks!"
Work History
Speyer B.V.
Partner
Dec 2018 - Present
Dutch IP firm specializing in European trademark and patent law.
De Brauw Blackstone Westbroek
Lawyer
Jan 2015 - Jul 2017
IP lawyer at the largest Dutch law firm. Specialized in trademark and patent law.
Institute for Information Law (University of Amsterdam)
PhD candidate
Dec 2010 - Dec 2015
Wrote a PhD dissertation on the inventiveness requirement in patent law. The dissertation was later published by Wolter Kluwer (The inventiveness requirement in patent law).