We look at every matter as a court would.

In twelve years of IP work we have advised foreign and local clients, from companies to private individuals.

We also come from litigation, so we look at each matter as a possible dispute and take steps today that will still hold if the case goes further.

Today our watch work runs on Mantix, a system we built ourselves, so copycat filings are caught early and handled by people who have opposed hundreds of them.

I studied economics and graduated in 2012. When I joined the IP sector in 2014, I knew nothing about trademarks, and the first months were stressful. What kept me going was the research: every file was a small puzzle, and the deeper I went, the more I liked the work. I started in business development, became senior business development manager, and in 2021 co-founded my own IP practice. For the past five years I have worked directly with clients and drafted oppositions against similar marks myself. Nearly every opposition I assessed as winnable has succeeded.

Years of oppositions taught me that the cheapest dispute is the one you catch in the bulletin. That is why we built Mantix.

In 2025 my wife started work as a researcher at a Finnish university, and Finland opened a new chapter for us. I am learning Finnish and building Mantix further. The bulletins come out twice a month wherever I am, and the deadlines are the same.