Dr. iur. Tomáš Lejček, MBA

Managing Partner
Lawyer (doctor of law since 1987)
Czech Patent and Trademark Attorney Reg. №. 285 (since 1994)
European Patent Attorney Reg. №. 123380 (since 2002)
European Trademark and Design Attorney Reg. №. 27372 (since 2004)

University education / postagraduate studies:

• Law Faculty of the Charles University in Prague, 1982-1986
• Queen Mary and Westfield College of the University of London, 1991
• Juridicum Institute of the Law Faculty of Charles University in Prague, 1992-1993
• Faculty of Finance and Accountancy of the University of Economics in Prague, 2007-2008
• Institute of Law and Jurisprudence in Prague, 2009-2010

Professional experiences:

1987-1990 - lawyer in the area of foreign trade
1991-2014 - practice in several law and patent firms and offices:
International Law Firm FRESHFIELDS (London) – lawyer at a division of Intellectual Property
Patent and Trademark Agency PATENTSERVIS (Prague, Bratislava, Alicante, Munich) – Deputy Director
Law and Patent Offices KOREJZOVÁ & Partners (Prague) – Managing Director
Law Office HARTMANN, JELÍNEK, FRÁŇA and Partners (Prague, Hradec Králové) – Managing Director
Law and Patent Office LEJČEK & HOLEČEK (Prague) - Managing Partner.

Association membership / participation in professional events:

Since 1994 he participated, as a member of prestigious professional international groups and societies in the area of Intellectual Property protection (ECTA, LES, MARQUES, INTA) and as an observer and frequent delegate on annual meetings of further important associations (AIPPI, APAA, ASIPI), in large numbers of conferences and seminars in most countries in the world pursuing intensively of the industrial property issues. He is a member of the Czech Chamber of Patent Attorneys, the Union of Czech Lawyers and the Association of Mediators and Arbitrators in Intellectual Property Matters at the Czech Association of Scientific and Technical Societies.

Languages:

active knowledge – Czech, Slovak, English, Russian, Spanish
passive knowledge – French, German