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Intellectual property is our passion.
We are driven by ideas and innovation.
We work tirelessly to protect them and help our clients changing the world around us.

HOYNG ROKH MONEGIER understands the need for an intellectual property lawyer who knows the industry at hand, is straight-talking and straight-shooting, and able to deliver. No matter what.

Our dedicated European team has more than one hundred intellectual property professionals. In the full belief there cannot be a compromise as to legal quality, we chose to dedicate our practice entirely to intellectual property and related regulatory issues. But we also have the technical background and expertise to deal with the most challenging technologies often involved in IP disputes. Our experience and pioneering mentality unite in groundbreaking cases we handle across borders.

HOYNG ROKH MONEGIER is the go-to intellectual property law firm in Europe.

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HOYNG ROKH MONEGIER welcomes 3 new partners

HOYNG ROKH MONEGIER is pleased to welcome three new partners, including two internal promotions and one lateral hire (at the Madrid office). Mathis Breuer (Dusseldorf office) has been working as an attorney since 2013 and joined the firm in 2015. He represents clients active in sectors…

HOYNG ROKH MONEGIER is pleased to welcome three new partners, including two internal promotions and…

Season’s Greetings

In these extraordinary times and with 2020 almost behind us, we send you, your loved ones and your colleagues, season’s greetings and wish you a successful and safe navigation of the challenges ahead. …

In these extraordinary times and with 2020 almost behind us, we send you, your loved…

When does my app qualify as medical device ?

A common misconception is that the qualification as a medical device would somehow depend on the risk of harm it may pose (e.g. in case of malfunction) to patients or users. This is not the case. Find out more in Ine Letten‘s article.

A common misconception is that the qualification as a medical device would somehow depend on…