Tobias Boeckh’s clients value the comprehensive consultation provided in the early stages of developing strategies for obtaining protective rights, or building a case for enforcement of existing rights. His consultation also proves to be indispensable during patent prosecution proceedings, spanning several years. The economic circumstances of the individual, an analysis of the product and the strategic orientation of a company are some of the key factors that decide which respective IP strategy is chosen, which industrial property rights are to be pursued to fit the company’s needs.

Tobias Boeckh has a graduate degree in chemistry and a doctorate in biochemistry (Dr. rer. nat.) with The Max Planck Institute of Molecular Genetics, Berlin. Having practiced in the area of industrial property rights protection for many years, he possesses a broad range of scientific and legal expertise, making him your competent partner in legal consultation as well as during legal proceedings with the relevant patent offices or the German Federal Patent Court.

• Co-author of "Intellectual Property Management" (edited by Claas Junghans, Adam Levy), published by WILEY-VCH 2006; commentary in "Erdmann/Rojahn/Sosnitza: Handbuch des Fachanwalts – Gewerblicher Rechtsschutz" [guidelines for specialist lawyers regarding the protection of industrial property] as well as
• Assistant professor in the areas of patent law, trademark law and design law at Beuth Hochschule für Technik Berlin [Beuth University of Applied Sciences Berlin] as well as assistant professor at Deutsche Universität für Weiterbildung (DUW) [Berlin University for Professional Studies] in line with the Master’s degree program "Drug Research and Management" (M.Sc.)