Philipp Grotkamp

Philipp is a member of the Practice Area Trademarks, Advertising & Design. He advises national and international clients in all areas of trademark protection, including trademark, unfair competition, design and copyright law.

Expertise

Services et Groupes

Droit des marques et publicité

Publicité et concurrence déloyale

Marques

CV

Since 2024 Associate,Taylor Wessing

2021 - 2023 Legal clerkship with stages at Taylor Wessing and the legal services of an international group

2020 - 2021 Graduate Research Assistant, Taylor Wessing

Carrière

Since 2024 Associate,Taylor Wessing

2021 - 2023 Legal clerkship with stages at Taylor Wessing and the legal services of an international group

2020 - 2021 Graduate Research Assistant, Taylor Wessing

Formation

2023 Second state examination, Munich

2021 - 2023 Legal clerkship at the Higher Regional Court of Munich

2011 - 2017 Legal studies (additional qualification in economics and technical sciences), University of Bayreuth

Publications

Brands in the Metaverse: The Concept of ‘Interdimensional Confusion’ Between the Physical and the Virtual Space under EU Trade Mark Law, Tenkhoff / Grotkamp / Burgess-Tate, GRUR International 2023, 643–649

Philipp Grotkamp

Managing IP Award 2024

Expertise

Services et Groupes

CV

Carrière

Formation

Publications

Langues étrangères

Prix et distinctions

Managing IP Award 2024

WIPR Germany Trademark Rankings 2024

Philipp Grotkamp

Managing IP Award 2024

Expertise

Services et Groupes

CV

Carrière

Formation

Publications

Langues étrangères

Prix et distinctions

Managing IP Award 2024

WIPR Germany Trademark Rankings 2024

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