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Kasper Frahm

Plesner has the leading IP team in Denmark. Kasper provides advice and engages in litigation in several areas, particularly within intellectual property. Kasper is a partner in Plesner's IP team and the head of Plesner's trademark practice. Plesner's IP team assists Danish and international companies with large and complex litigations and provides advice on the full spectrum of IP law. Admitted to the Supreme Court, Kasper engages in general litigation and in particular litigation concerning all aspects of IP. Kasper has acted in court cases on behalf of some of the largest Danish and multinational corporations in recent years. He is also responsible for Plesner's trademark and design portfolio work for its clients. Kasper holds a master’s degree in law from the University of Copenhagen and an LL.M. from King's College London. He has published a variety of articles and is the author of the book "Product Imitation Case Law." In addition, Kasper is a member of the European Trademark Law and Practice Team at MARQUES. The majority of matters that Kasper is involved in require the involvement of a large team. Clients seek the team for its commercial understanding and its ability to provide clear advice on complex issues. · Plesner

DenmarkIntellectual Property, Litigation

About

Partner and head of the trademark practice at Plesner, Kasper Frahm advises and litigates across the full spectrum of intellectual property, with particular focus on trademarks, designs and large-scale IP disputes. He is admitted to the Supreme Court, has represented major Danish and multinational companies, authored the book "Product Imitation Case Law" and is a member of MARQUES' European Trademark Law and Practice Team.

Practice areas

Intellectual PropertyLitigationTrademarksDesign

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Expertise

Trademark portfolio workDesign portfolio workLarge and complex IP litigationProduct imitation / case law

Education

  • Master of Laws, University of Copenhagen
  • LL.M., King's College London

Admissions

  • Admitted to the Supreme Court (Denmark)