Patice Icelandic IP Law Firm Patent & Trademark Attorneys

Mission: To provide legal quality services with competitive prices in Intellectual Property matters and Competitive law to national and foreign clients and associates while using up-to-date technological support to achieve highest levels of efficiency and responsiveness to clients needs.

Trademark Searches: We conduct searches with short notice and give opinions regarding registrability and availability. Please contact us for further service information. Handling of trademark applications is under supervision of Mr. O. Ragnarsson attorney at law.

Legal and technical Advice: Legal and technical Advice to our customers is based on the attorneys/staffs extensive study of IP subject matters and the attorneys/staffs extensive experience in IP subject matters. We are experienced in filing arguments against objections and refusals from the Patent Office and objections from third parties. We are experienced in attending proceedings before the Board of Appeal in patent and trademark matters. °

Lawyers services: We are well experienced in litigation, legal advice of IP matters and attending Court cases in the field of IP subject matters. Patice provides as well legal services in related matters such as in competition matters.

Other services: Price policy and quality service policy.

Price Policy: To charge moderately for all rendered IP services for the satisfaction to our clients and associates. We offer competitive prices in comparison with corresponding rendered IP services in the Scandinavian Countries. Quality Service Policy: We take pride in providing quelity services in a timely manner, and in accordance with proper business practices. To comply with needs and expectations of our clients and of the IP user community. We greatly value all the enduring professional relationships estabished throughout the years.

Infrastructure: Patice uses computerized docketing and recordal systems and file control. All technological support in the Office is up-to-date. We have manual system to fall back on if the computerized system fails.