We’re proud to be a Platinum Partner at the Patent Litigation Europe Summit 2026, taking place in Amsterdam from 19 to 21 January.

This leading event brings together IP specialists, industry leaders and legal practitioners to address the key issues shaping patent litigation across Europe and beyond.

On 21 January, our experts take part in two morning discussions:

  • 09:10 – 10:10 AM | Pharma & Biotech Track
    Richard Roberts joins an expert panel for “Preliminary Injunction Review for the Life Science Sector”, examining the latest developments and practical strategies for securing or challenging injunctions across the UPC, Europe and the United States.
  • 09:10 – 10:10 AM | Tech & Innovation Track
    Peter Finnie presents “Understanding Different Perspectives Surrounding Patent Quality and Its Impact Upon the Patent Ecosphere”, sharing insights on how differing views of patent quality influence enforcement strategies, licensing leverage and portfolio management, and what this means for technology-driven industries.

We look forward to meeting peers and contributing to discussions that shape the future of IP litigation.

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