Michael A. Dahmen

Dipl.-Ing. | Patent Attorney | European Patent Attorney | European Trademark and Design Attorney | Partner

Areas of Practice

National and international patents and utility models with a focus on operating processes, automation technology, mechanical engineering and manufacturing, medical technology, environmental technology, material science as well as trademarks and designs. Prosecution, infringement and validity litigation, licensing and contracts.

Languages:
German, English

Professional Development
2002 Partner of KEIL & SCHAAFHAUSEN
2002 Admission as Patent Attorney (Federal Republic of Germany) and European Patent Attorney
1998–2001 Training in the field of intellectual property
1992–1997 Studies of mechanical engineering and mechanics at the Technical University of Darmstadt, Germany and at Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland

 

Personal Information

1972 born in Frankfurt am Main

Michael Dahmen studied mechanical engineering and mechanics at the Technical University of Darmstadt, Germany and at Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland. Working with Hoechst AG in Frankfurt am Main and with Dornier Satellitensystem GmbH in Friedrichshafen, he gained practical experience in the fields of manufacturing methods, plant engineering and light weight construction using fiber reinforced materials. Michael Dahmen started his education in the field of intellectual property as a trainee in a major international law firm in Munich. In 2000 he moved to Frankfurt am Main, and is now a partner with Keil & Schaafhausen. Michael Dahmen is a member of GRUR, VPP and FICPI. He gave seminars preparing for the qualification examination of European Patent Attorneys (CEIPI-seminar) at the Robert Schuman University, Strasbourg and is involved in the advancement of Intellectual Property as a member of the Design Committee of the German Chamber of Patent Attorneys and as a delegate of the Federal Association of German Patent Attorneys (Bundesverband Deutscher Patentanwälte e.V.). Michael Dahmen is married and has three children.

Michael A. Dahmen