Papula-Nevinpat’s Linda Norrgård has received the Lawyer Monthly’s Women in Law Award 2020 for patent law in Finland

4.8.2020

We are happy to announce that our Linda Norrgård, Finnish and European Patent Attorney, has been recognized as a Women in Law Award 2020 winner in the practice area of patent law in Finland. The research team of the Lawyer Monthly have highlighted a number of her achievements over the last 18 months.

Following the success of the long established Legal Awards, the Lawyer Monthly Women in Law Awards celebrate and highlight the achievements of women in the legal sector who continue to lead, inspire and succeed across the globe.

For further information on the Lawyer Monthly Women in Law Awards, please visit here.

Warmest congratulations on this achievement, Linda!

 

News

Delipap: innovation and trademarks secure international brand recognition

Finnish family-owned Delipap is a strong player in the market for baby and femcare products. Technological innovation and strategic trademark protection underpin the company’s brand strategy as it looks to increase international sales. Read our latest case article.

Patent application filings in Russia by foreign companies decreased in 2022

Annual statistics on Russian, Eurasian and Ukrainian patent applications shed more light on the consequences of Russia’s attack and the outlook the foreign companies currently have on the Russian and Ukrainian market as well as the stability of the intellectual property system in the region. Read more.

From pulp to polymer: How Woodly patent protects its bio-plastic innovations

Finnish tech-startup Woodly is a rising challenger in the market for bio-based plastics. The company is casting a wide IP-protection net as it takes on the opportunity. Read the story of our customer.

How to navigate Europe’s new Unified Patent Court?

Should you opt in or opt out? How will annuities and infringements be handled? What are the costs involved? We’ve put together a summary to help IP professionals manage the complexities of Europe’s new unitary patent system.