Alina Krukover

Munich Germany

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Alina is a lawyer and Knowledge Lawyer in the Knowledge & Innovation team. The Knowledge & Innovation team consists of specialized lawyers and legal engineers who jointly develop strategic methods, technologies and innovative solutions to optimally prepare and digitize legal expertise for client advice.

With her extensive expertise in patent law topics, she is a member of the Patents Technology & Life Sciences practice area. She is responsible for the respective knowledge databases, carries out extensive legal research and prepares internal and external newsletters.

Alina also deals with legal tech, in particular document automation and digital signatures.

CV

Since 2020 Knowledge Lawyer, Taylor Wessing

2017 – 2020 Professional Support Lawyer, Taylor Wessing

2016 – 2017 Friedrich-Alexander University of Erlangen Nuremberg, administrative lawyer in the field of patent law

Career

Since 2020 Knowledge Lawyer, Taylor Wessing

2017 – 2020 Professional Support Lawyer, Taylor Wessing

2016 – 2017 Friedrich-Alexander University of Erlangen Nuremberg, administrative lawyer in the field of patent law

Education

2010 – 2012 Legal clerkship at Nuremberg-Fürth Regional Court

2004 – 2010 Study of law at the Friedrich - Alexander - University of Nuremberg - Fürth

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UPC

Security for Costs before the Unified Patent Court (UPC) Current Case Law and Strategic Implications

7 November 2025

by multiple authors

Life sciences & healthcare

The Critical Medicines Act: A New Pillar of European Pharmaceutical Resilience

26 June 2025

Briefing

by Alina Krukover

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Synapse - AI in Life Sciences

UPC patent infringement: recent updates for the life sciences sector

The United Patent Court (UPC) is increasingly influential in life sciences patent disputes, especially for pharmaceuticals, biotech, and medical devices. Handling 26% of infringement cases in this sector, the UPC offers faster, pan-European enforcement and is clarifying key legal issues. It’s becoming a crucial venue for protecting evolving life sciences innovations across Europe.

17 June 2025

by Alina Krukover

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