Katrien Vanden Bossche

Duesseldorf Germany

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JUVE Awards 2023

Law firm of the year for IP Law

Katrien specialises in German and international trademark law and primarily deals with obtaining, defending and enforcing trademark rights before the relevant courts and authorities. She also advises on the drafting of corresponding agreements and on the structure, development and administration of trademark portfolios.

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Since 2000 Senior Associate, Taylor Wessing

1997 – 2000 Associate, Bardehle, Pagenberg

1992 – 1995 Associate, Storme, Leroy, Van Parys, Gent, Belgium

Career

Since 2000 Senior Associate, Taylor Wessing

1997 – 2000 Associate, Bardehle, Pagenberg

1992 – 1995 Associate, Storme, Leroy, Van Parys, Gent, Belgium

Education

1997 Admitted and established as a lawyer, Düsseldorf

1997 Admitted examination as a German lawyer, Stuttgart

1992 – 1995 Established as a lawyer, Gent, Belgium

Memberships & Associations

Deutsche Vereinigung für gewerblichen Rechtsschutz und Urheberrecht (GRUR)

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Awards

JUVE Awards 2023

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Managing IP Award 2024

WIPR Germany Trademark Rankings 2024

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JUVE Awards 2023: Taylor Wessing named "Law Firm of the Year for IP”

27 October 2023

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Katrien Vanden Bossche

JUVE Awards 2023

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Services and Groups

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Career

Education

Memberships & Associations

Additional languages

Awards

JUVE Awards 2023

Managing IP Award 2024

WIPR Germany Trademark Rankings 2024

Katrien's news & insights

JUVE Awards 2023: Taylor Wessing named "Law Firm of the Year for IP”

Katrien Vanden Bossche

JUVE Awards 2023

Expertise

Services and Groups

CV

Career

Education

Memberships & Associations

Additional languages

Awards

JUVE Awards 2023

Managing IP Award 2024

WIPR Germany Trademark Rankings 2024

Katrien's news & insights

JUVE Awards 2023: Taylor Wessing named "Law Firm of the Year for IP”

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