Dipl.-Phys. |
born in 1963 Special subjects and expertise: |
Area of Practice
Markus Hössle’s practice involves all aspects of patent and trade mark law. The technological focus of his practice as a patent attorney comprises computer-technology, software, semiconductors, mechanical engineering, automotive engineering.
– Member of the Board of the Chamber of German Patent Attorneys
– Alternate FICPI Delegate for Germany
– Sub-chair Software Protection of FICPI working group
– Member of UNION Software Commission
– Member of the Board of the Canadian German Lawyers Association
– IP Mediator registered in the List of WIPO Neutrals
Professional Experience | ||
2007 to 2010 | Associate Professor at CEIPI, Strasbourg | |
2007 to 2009 | Director of the International Section at CEIPI, Strasbourg | |
since 2006 | Mediator (registered in the WIPO List of Neutrals) | |
2006 to 2008 | Member of SACEPO | |
2005 to 2010 | epi Council member | |
1997 to 2006 | Chairman of the Computer-Software Protection Committee of the Chamber of German Patent Attorneys | |
since 1996 | European Patent Attorney | |
since August 1996 | takeover of patent law firm Kanzlei Wilfrid Raeck, Stuttgart | |
since 1995 | German Patent Attorney | |
since 1992 | active in Intellectual Property Rights Protection (1992/1993 with Wilhelm & Dauster, Stuttgart) | |
1991 | Process Engineer with IBM Canada in Toronto |
Education | ||
1994 | Internship at the German Patent and Trade Mark Office and the Federal Patent Court in Munich | |
1993 | Two-month training at the patent litigation chamber of the Landgericht (District Court) of Düsseldorf, Germany | |
1982 bis 1990 | Studies of Physics at the University of Stuttgart, Germany Main subjects: plasma physics, nuclear physics, semiconductor physics and laser physics, Diploma thesis on electron-nuclear-double-resonance on biological photo-active molecules |
Prof. Memberships
Chamber of German Patent Attorneys, epi, FICPI, GRUR, LES, AIPPI, INTA, UNION, Canadian German Lawyers Association, German French Lawyers Association, DGRI
Languages
German, French, English