In defence procurements, intellectual property rights often constitute one of the most central components of the procurement itself. The contract’s provisions regarding intellectual property rights can be decisive, not only for the contract value, but also for the parties' room to manoeuvre for many years to come. It is therefore essential for all parties involved to have full control over which rights are included in the contract and which are not.

Vebjørn Iversen, Nora Bratheim and Guro S. Kyrkjebø Nybø have contributed to the Norwegian chapter in the Chambers and Partners Life Sciences & Pharma IP Litigation 2025 Global Practice Guide.

MIP IP STARS has recognised our IP experts among Norway’s most talented intellectual property lawyers.

Intellectual Property

Technology and Digitalisation

Partner

Vebjørn’s main field of expertise is in intellectual property and marketing law, including the protection of trade secrets and know-how. He also has extensive experience in dispute resolution and litigation in these areas, as well as broad experience providing, strategic and operational legal advice related to intellectual property rights, media law and marketing law, as well as pharmaceutical law.

Oslo

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Vebjørn’s main field of expertise is in intellectual property and marketing law, including the protection of trade secrets and know-how.