Ann Kristin Nielebock

Frankfurt Germany

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Managing IP Award 2024

Trademark Firm of the Year, Germany

Ann is a member of the Trademarks, Advertising & Design Practice Area. She advises national and international companies in trademark, design, competition and copyright law matters. Her practice area includes advising on and prosecuting German, European and international trademark and design applications, handling of national and international opposition and complaints procedures, and managing infringement litigation.

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Services and Groups

Brands & advertising

Advertising & unfair competition

Brands

Sectors

Fashion & luxury

Advertising & marketing

CV

Since 2024 Associate, Taylor Wessing

2020 - 2021 Graduate research assistant, Gleiss Lutz

Career

Since 2024 Associate, Taylor Wessing

2020 - 2021 Graduate research assistant, Gleiss Lutz

Education

2024 Admitted as a lawyer, Frankfurt am Main

2023 Second state examination, Berlin

2019 - 2020 Master of Laws (LL.M.), University of Westminster (London)

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Awards

Managing IP Award 2024

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WIPR Germany Trademark Rankings 2024

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Taylor Wessing Advises Strangeworks on the Acquisition of Quantagonia

1 September 2025

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Ann Kristin Nielebock, LL.M. (London)

Managing IP Award 2024

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Services and Groups

Sectors

CV

Career

Education

Additional languages

Awards

Managing IP Award 2024

WIPR Germany Trademark Rankings 2024

Ann Kristin 's news & insights

Taylor Wessing Advises Strangeworks on the Acquisition of Quantagonia

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