Lukas is a fully qualified German attorney and patent litigator, holding a PhD in patent law. He has more than eight years of patent law experience, including six years of patent litigation work at a top global law firm. He left private law practice in March 2025 to found an AI work platform for patent litigators which was later acquired by Solve Intelligence. Lukas has deep expertise on patent infringement, patent nullity and preliminary measures proceedings before the European courts, including the Unified Patent Court, the European Patent Office as well as national courts.
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Preliminary injunctions, or “provisional measures” in Unified Patent Court (UPC) terminology, have become the most consequential procedural tool in European patent litigation. In under three years, the UPC has issued 63 decisions across 88 cases, with filings accelerating year on year. The analytical rigour courts demand has increased at precisely the moment timelines have compressed.
For patent teams on both sides, the procedural reality is stark: court-ready claim analysis that once took months must now be produced in days, at a depth that no longer rewards manual workflows.
Tools like Solve Intelligence’s Charts are emerging as a response to that structural pressure, compressing the mechanical phases of claim charting while preserving the practitioner-led judgment that courts expect.
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Prompt Engineering Masterclass – German Patent Workflows
Solve Intelligence is co-hosting a live webinar with Patenza on Thursday, 30 April 2026 at 11:00 AM CEST. The session is a hands-on masterclass on prompt engineering, tailored specifically to the workflows, drafting conventions, and procedural realities of German patent practice.
Interested attendees are encouraged to register in advance to secure their spot and to submit questions ahead of the live Q&A. Register here.
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Drafting for the UPC: What Early Equivalents Decisions Tell Us About Claim Scope
The Unified Patent Court has been open since June 2023, but how far claim scope extends beyond literal wording is only now taking shape. The UPC Agreement says nothing about equivalents; Article 2 of the Protocol on Article 69 EPC provides the only legal hook, and what it means in practice is being written case by case, across local divisions with no binding Court of Appeal ruling to anchor them.
For practitioners drafting claims today, this is not abstract: it shapes claim structure, functional language choices, and whether your description helps or hurts at enforcement. Solve Intelligence helps practitioners navigate this uncertainty before cases reach court.
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