Martina Stork- Patent Attorney and Partner at EHF Intellectual Property
Dr. rer. nat. Martina Stork Physicist

    For me, being a patent attorney means …
    to continuously familiarize myself with complex technical matters until I spot the crucial point and can explain it to others.

    For me, being a patent attorney means …
    to advise my clients so that together we can get the most out of their inventions.

    I am passionate about …
    my profession and I contribute to the training and professional education of patent attorneys at EHF and on a voluntary basis at epi.

    I learned late in life …
    that it is not enough to do an excellent job but that good communication is often crucial.

    Before work …
    I read the newspaper, my husband serves me an espresso, I accompany my daughter to school and then ride my bike to work.

    An invention I’m still waiting for is …
    an invention that makes brushing teeth unnecessary, especially for children.

    Dr. rer. nat. Martina Stork Physicist
    • Partner
    • Patent Attorney
    • European Patent Attorney
    • European Trademark & Design Attorney
    • European Patent Litigator
    Key Area
    • Electronic components
    • Mechanical engineering
    • Medical Technology
    • Computer-implemented inventions
    • Opposition and appeal procedures
    • Legal opinions (validity, infringement)
    • Employee invention law
    • Inventors' remuneration
    • Artificial Intelligence
    Vita
    • Physics and mathematics studies (first state examination for high school teachers), LMU Munich

    • One-year scholarship (Erasmus) in Lund (Sweden)
    • PhD in physics (computer simulations of electrostatic interactions for proteins), LMU Munich
    • Training as German Patent Attorney and European Patent Attorney at EHF
    • German Patent Attorney and European Patent Attorney at EHF
    • Partner of EHF

    Languages
    • English
    • German
    • Swedish
    Memberships
    • Committee of patent and utility model law at Patentanwaltskammer
    • epi: Council member for Germany; Chair of Professional Conduct Committee (PCC)
    • Examination committee for the European Qualifying Examination (EQE) (2014-2021)

      For me, being a patent attorney means …
      to continuously familiarize myself with complex technical matters until I spot the crucial point and can explain it to others.

      For me, being a patent attorney means …
      to advise my clients so that together we can get the most out of their inventions.

      I am passionate about …
      my profession and I contribute to the training and professional education of patent attorneys at EHF and on a voluntary basis at epi.

      I learned late in life …
      that it is not enough to do an excellent job but that good communication is often crucial.

      Before work …
      I read the newspaper, my husband serves me an espresso, I accompany my daughter to school and then ride my bike to work.

      An invention I’m still waiting for is …
      an invention that makes brushing teeth unnecessary, especially for children.