WBH Wachenhausen

WBH Wachenhausen was founded in 2017 by the three patent attorneys and partners of the firm, Marc Wachenhausen, Benjamin Bubendorfer, and Thorsten Haslinde. The team of patent attorneys specializes in patent litigation, showcasing their expertise through their comprehensive approach to patent prosecution. The attorneys at WBH Wachenhausen oversee the entire lifecycle of processed patents, leveraging their extensive knowledge of litigation to draft, prosecute, and maintain their client’s patents. All the patent attorneys are registered with the German patent attorneys' bar and represent clients at various legal institutions, including the German Patent and Trademark Office, the Federal Patent Court, and the Federal Supreme Court, particularly in nullity appeal cases. Moreover, WBH Wachenhausen's attorneys are qualified as European Patent attorneys and can represent clients before the European Patent Office. The firm also excels in collaborating with attorneys at law in infringement actions and entitlement cases.

WBH Wachenhausen has established enduring partnerships with exceptional national and international law firms across diverse intellectual property domains. If legal advice beyond intellectual property law is required, the firm relies on its extensive network of renowned expert colleagues.

Since its inception, WBH Wachenhausen's patent attorneys have been involved in numerous national and international patent disputes, including nullity actions, infringement actions, and entitlement actions in Germany, the USA, and other European countries.

The firm's patent attorneys have substantial experience in managing patent portfolios for Europe and Germany, as well as coordinating international patent prosecution. WBH Wachenhausen's streamlined organizational structure, adhering to the latest standards, enables cost-efficient prosecution of patent portfolios while maintaining the highest quality.

WBH Wachenhausen covers a wide range of technical fields in engineering, particularly mechanical, process, and electrical engineering, computer science, software, telecommunications and medical technology, , energy technology, turbomachinery, automotive, tooling machines, printing technology, and chemical engineering.