Martin Fiebig
Partner
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10623 Berlin
Profile
Martin Fiebig focuses on trademark and unfair competition law. He has vast experience in trademark infringement litigation, often taking such cases to the highest level.
Martin has particular experience with strategies for combatting product piracy on the Internet, including trading platforms. He regularly handles the IP part of transactions and heads the border seizure department.
Martin is a partner of the firm. He studied law at the University of Rostock and the Humboldt-Universität Berlin. His career began with the firm Oppenhoff & Rädler in 2000, which subsequently became Linklaters. In 2004, he joined Lubberger Lehment where he became a partner in 2007.
The annual JUVE Handbook of Commercial Law Firms recommends him in trademark and unfair competition law on a regular basis.
Biography
Forums
- German Association for Intellectual Property and Copyright Law (GRUR)
Publications
- Bilderkennungssoftware im Kampf gegen Produktpiraterie
GRUR-Prax 2018, 459 ff. - Haftung von Internetauktionshäusern
Urteilsanmerkung zu Stokke ./. eBay, OLG Hamburg, MarkenR 2008, 532 ff. - Wohin mit dem “Look-alike”?
WRP 2007, 1316
»Pleasant, cooperative negotiating partner.« Juve
Current topics:
25.08.2026
Brand owners have no obligation to help grey market traders vet their supply chain.
The Court of Appeal in Frankfurt/Main (case ref. 11 W 15/26) has ...
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Lubberger Lehment listed in Gold Band by WTR 1000 in its 2024 ranking
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Federal Supreme Court on liability of Amazon for infringements occurring under the FBA service
Federal Supreme Court: When shipping infringing goods for third parties as part of the FBA service, Amazon is under an increased obligation to inspect and ...
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