Electrical engineering
The founder of the firm, Werner Cohausz, was in fact an electrical engineer. In the 20s, he carried out patent infringement proceedings in this field throughout Europe and included that wealth of experience when founding COHAUSZ & FLORACK in 1954. Today, our patent attorneys attend to technical and sometimes highly complex property rights in all areas of electrical engineering—for example in the fields of electrical energy technology and renewable energy, semiconductors and devices, circuitry, control and regulation technology, microsystem technology and sensor technology.
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Gottfried Schüll
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Philipe Walter
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Arnd Ziebell
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Dr. Christoph Walke
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Dr. Jochen Kapfenberger
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Dr. Fabian Vogelbruch
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Dr. Henning Sternemann
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Hendrik Bücker
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Matthias Waters
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Michel Kaminsky
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Björn Brouwers
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Dr. Peter Reckenthäler
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Svenja Schwandt
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Dr. Soizic Grote
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Dr. Martin Rütten
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Dr. Christoph Genreith
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Georg Tully
moreMechanical engineering
Mechanical engineering is our home turf. Our clients in this line of business are companies that are heavily export-oriented and rooted mainly in Germany and Europe, for example in the fields of process and production technology, civil engineering, mechatronics, and medical technology.
Chemistry, pharmaceuticals, life sciences
Our clients include companies from the chemical industry as well as the areas of pharmaceuticals and life sciences. We support them in all patent issues, thus defining preferably comprehensive protection for their inventions—protection that cannot be bypassed.
Physics
Physical inventions are an important pillar for our firm. They often involve innovations regarding new materials, or developments involving physical procedures.
IT and communication technology
Many software-related inventions can be protected by intellectual property rights. We support our clients in doing so. In addition, as patent attorneys for the IT industry, we are also active in the area of communication technology.