Ing., Italian Patent Attorney Professional Representative in Design matters before the EUIPO, Simone graduated in Biomedical Engineering from “La Sapienza” University of Rome.
Simone Lorenzi
- Languages:Native Italian speaker, fluent in English
- Office:Rome
- Area of competence:Patents
Work experience
Simone graduated in Biomedical Engineering from “La Sapienza” University of Rome. Before joining Jacobacci & Partners in 2022, Simone gained industry experience working as a biomedical engineer in research and development in the medical device sector.
Professional focus
As a patent engineer, Simone collaborates with senior partners of the firm to offer valuable support in the protection of intellectual property to companies and privates. Simone is involved, under the supervision of expert colleagues, in freedom-to-operate analysis, prior art searches, patentability opinions as well as in drafting and prosecuting patent applications.
Areas of expertise
Simone mainly deals with inventions in the fields of biomedical engineering, mechanics, industrial automation, automotive and electronics.
Simone graduated in Biomedical Engineering from “La Sapienza” University of Rome. Before joining Jacobacci & Partners in 2022, Simone gained industry experience working as a biomedical engineer in research and development in the medical device sector.
Professional focus
As a patent engineer, Simone collaborates with senior partners of the firm to offer valuable support in the protection of intellectual property to companies and privates. Simone is involved, under the supervision of expert colleagues, in freedom-to-operate analysis, prior art searches, patentability opinions as well as in drafting and prosecuting patent applications.
Areas of expertise
Simone mainly deals with inventions in the fields of biomedical engineering, mechanics, industrial automation, automotive and electronics.
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The latest articles of Simone Lorenzi
8
May
2026
Patents,
The IPKat
A Venetian surprise: Does the UPCA transitional period really require an opt-out to access national courts?
Article originally published on The IPKat The transitional period of the Unified Patent Court Agreement (UPCA) is widely understood to offer a safe harbor of choice. For a period…
12
December
2025
Patents,
The IPKat
Beyond black and white: the EPO’s new rules for colour drawings
Article originally published on The IPKat Following some unwelcome news from the Unified Patent Court (UPC) regarding recent fee increases, the European Patent Office (EPO) has…