Since 2012
Partner at df-mp
Philipp Nordmeyer
Partner
LL.M., Dipl.-Phys.
Philipp Nordmeyer advises domestic and foreign clients in all matters of intellectual property rights. His technical focus lies in the fields of applied physics, mechanical arts, medical devices, automotive technology, mechanical engineering and electro acoustics.
+ 49 89 210 296 0
philipp.nordmeyer@df-mp.com 
Philipp Nordmeyer advises domestic and foreign clients in all matters of intellectual property rights. His technical focus lies in the fields of applied physics, mechanical arts, medical devices, automotive technology, mechanical engineering and electro acoustics.
practice areas.
Philipp Nordmeyer has extensive experience in advising national and international companies on patent law. One focus of his practice is on drafting and prosecuting European and German patent applications as well as German utility model applications. Another focus of his practice is on opposition and opposition appeal proceedings, nullity proceedings, patent infringement proceedings, as well as the preparation of patent infringement and validity opinions.
admissions.
- German Patent Attorney
- European Patent Attorney
- European Trademark Attorney
- European Design Attorney
curriculum vitae.
Since 2012
Lecturer for patent law at the University of Applied Sciences Munich
Since 2010
Patent attorney at df-mp
2008-2010
Master of Laws degree (LL.M.) - studies in European Intellectual Property Law
2005-2010
German patent attorney and European patent attorney at the patent law firm Hoffmann Eitle in Munich
2005
Admission as German Patent Attorney, European Patent Attorney, European Trademark Attorney and European Design Attorney
2001-2004
Patent attorney candidate at the patent law firms Maikowski & Ninnemann (Berlin) and Dummet Copp (England), at the District Court in Mannheim, at the German Trademark and Patent Office as well as at the German Federal Patent Court
1994-2000
Studies of Physics at the Technical University Berlin, the University of Goettingen, the Technical University Budapest (Hungary) and the University of Uppsala (Sweden). Diploma thesis founded by the Volkswagen Foundation: "Characterisation of polymers for micro-holographic data storage". Award of the Wilhelm and Else Heraeus Foundation (2001)
association memberships.
