‘An invention must be neither too narrow nor too broad in a patent application. The margin that remains is the foundation for a strong patent.’
Bram Henneman studied Life Science & Technology at Leiden University and Delft University of Technology. He completed a master in the same field at Leiden University. During his studies, he did research internships at the Leiden University Medical Center and the University of Birmingham (UK).
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Tax advantage for innovation in Belgium
Belgium has a few separate tax schemes that apply to acquired IP rights. For instance, the innovation allowance for innovation income. This means that 85% of the net income ensuing from IP rights is exempt from corporate income tax.Continue reading
Three times prize at MIP
During the Managing IP Award Ceremony that took place in London on 15 June, V.O. was presented with no less than three awards.Continue reading
Recommended in Financial Times
We are proud to announce that also for 2022 V.O. is recommended as a leading European patent firm in Financial Times.Continue reading