Thomas L. Lederer

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NAME and ADDRESS:
Thomas L. Lederer, Endelhauserstraße 27, D-80686 München; VAT No.: DE 27 57 838 57

CONTACT INFORMATION:
telephone: +49 177 83 82 81 4, email: tom@lederer.it, web site: https://patl.eu

REGISTRATIONS:Thomas L. Lederer is admitted and registered as

– German Patent Attorney

(Patentanwalt) in Germany. He is a member of the German Chamber of Patent Attorneys and the Federation Internationale des Conseils en Propriete Industrielle (FICPI). The legal professional title "Patentanwalt" was granted in the Federal Republic of Germany. The competent organisation is the German Chamber of Patent Attorneys (Tel.: +49 89 242278-0, Address: Tal 29, D-80331 München).

– European Patent Attorney

(professional representative before the EPO) and as member of the Institute of Professional Representatives before the European Patent Office (epi) (Tel.: +49 89 242052-0, Address: Bayerstraße 83, D-80335 München).

– European Trademark and Design Attorney

with the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) (trademarks, designs and models).

PROFESSIONAL REGULATIONS:
The following professional regulations are relevant: German patent attorneys’ statute ("Patentanwaltsordnung") and Patent attorneys’ code of conduct ("Berufsordnung der Patentanwälte"), FICPI professional regulations, Code of Professional Conduct of epi, Council Regulation on the Community Trademark. These regulations can all be retrieved from the web sites of the Chamber of Patent Attorneys, der Federation Internationale des Conseils en Propriete Industrielle (FICPI) and Institute of Professional Representatives before the European Patent Office (epi).

PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY INSURANCE:
A professional liability insurance is in place with Allianz Versicherungs-AG, D-10900 Berlin, wherein the local coverage includes the members of the European Union and at least suffices the requirements of sections 45, 45a of the German patent attorneys’ statute.

DISPUTE RESOLUTION:
EU Platform for extrajudicial dispute resolution. There is no legal obligation to participate in dispute resolution procedures before consumer dispute resolution bodies according to the VSBG.

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