Events
Our exclusive conference events
At HOFFMANN EITLE, we are committed to keeping our clients and business partners up-to-date on new developments in intellectual property law. We therefore regurlarly offer seminars and conferences and invite renowned speakers and experts to attend.
Upcoming
Comparative patent practice conference (CPPC)
This year, our annual CPPC seminar is scheduled to be held in-person in Tokyo on November 12 (Tue) and November 13 (Wed).
CPPC Website
Past events
Life Science IP Seminar
June 25 - 27, 2024
For more than two decades, HOFFMANN EITLE has organised the Life Science IP Seminar in Munich every two years. The seminar will deal with current topics of intellectual property protection for inventions in the field of life sciences. It is considered by many to be an important opportunity to keep updated of developments and is characterised by a very high number of experts from the industry and the legal profession.
The first six months of the UPC
January 19, 2024, 9 am or 6 pm CET
Our litigation experts and UPC representatives Niels Hölder, Anne Schön, Mike Gruber and Thorsten Bausch gave an update on past decisions, hearings, and procedural orders, and provided takeaways for your litigation strategy.
The First 100 days of UPC
September 15, 2023, 9 am or 6 pm CEST
Join our litigation experts and UPC representatives Niels Hölder, Thorsten Bausch and Mike Gruber as they reflect on the first 100 days of the UPC. Gain insights into pending cases, case management and the first hearings.
Digital Single Market and Artificial Intelligence: AI Act and Intellectual Property in the Digital Transition
March 7, 2024
Explore discussions on AI's influence on technology, economics, ethical dimensions, and the legal intricacies of intellectual property. Connect with influential figures from leading universities, institutions, law firms and companies, shaping the future of AI. At the event, we will also present the volume titled Digital Single Market and Artificial Intelligence, based on an event held in Milan in October 2022 and expanded with international contributors to include recent developments on the AI Act in Europe.