Murgitroyd, the global intellectual property firm based in Glasgow, is to expand its Munich operation with a move to larger premises.
The firm will move in November to offices on Hackerbrücke, close to the European Patent Office (EPO), positioning Murgitroyd at the heart of the European patent protection process.
The move coincides with a critical phase in the establishment of the European unitary patent, which aims to boost the value of patent protection by making it cheaper and faster to enforce an EU-wide patent.
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