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Outsource time-consuming IP tasks to allow your team to focus on more critical business initiatives. Our docketers and paralegals will serve as an extension of your team to alleviate the administrative burden and any challenges you may be facing.

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Break the bottleneck

Our IP Support team acts as an
extension of your staff, helping out

from the get-go.

The support of an established provider

Our IP Support team brings the experience and know-how of a dedicated IP service provider to your initiatives. We have the flexibility to solve your challenges when they occur.

One globe. One team.

Multidisciplinary expert support covering your regions and languages

As internal or external assistance, virtual or on premises, we will be there for the long haul and at every turn.

IP Support in Asia

IP Support in Asia

Team Singapore & Philippines

IP Support in Europe

IP Support in Europe

Team Germany & Luxembourg

IP Support in US / EMEA

IP Support in US / EMEA

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We help more than 8,000 companies secure their IP

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“Our IP department began the cooperation with Dennemeyer IP Support services shortly after they started the service. They were confronted with high expectations, but they have clearly managed to exceed them. More and more, they have taken over full responsibility for processes and lifted the quality of our documentation tremendously. I also want to stress the friendly and constructive communication, which is always focused on solutions and based on our in-house processes.”
Stefan Zeilinger, Head of Global IP, EOS
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