Founded in 1930, Cabinet Beau de Loménie is an European firm of patent and trademark attorneys, with offices in France (Paris, Lyon, Lille, Marseille), Germany (Munich, Duisburg) and the United Kingdom (Birmingham).
With 220 professionnals specialized in IP, including almost 70 patent and trademark attorneys, engineers and legal experts, Cabinet Beau de Loménie is one of the largest IP firms in Europe.
Its clients include international groups, SMEs, start-ups, public educational and research bodies in Europe and abroad. These operate in a very wide range of sectors and industries: aerospace, vehicles, biotechnology, chemistry, energy, pharmaceuticals, luxury goods, mechanics, new technologies and telecommunications, etc.
The firm's services cover the full range of IP requirements: patents, trademarks, copyrights, designs and domain names. Whether for audits or litigation, prior art searches or creation of rights, Cabinet Beau de Lomenie is made up of highly qualified, experienced specialists and its patent attorneys can cover every field of industries.
Cabinet Beau de Loménie combines outstanding professional services with a personal consultancy approach to match the specific profile of the individual client.
From its founding, Beau de Loménie has developed an extensive network of local correspondents across Europe, the United States, and Asia. Through this network, the firm has access to a wide base of IP specialists, whether in the fields of patents, trademarks, designs, copyright, or domain names.
Consisting of some of the top IP specialists, this network allows the firm to select the IP professionals most suited for the particular needs of each client as well as to have at its disposal, across the world, reliable points of contact to achieve co-ordinated operations in a fast and efficient manner.
On one or more occasions each year, our professionals personally meet with our local correspondents to discuss current cases, fee arrangements, and performed services. This approach ensures that our clients receive an optimal quality of service, including a sound and controlled management of work assignments at predictable and negotiated costs.
