Background
Palágyi, Tivadar was born in 1923 in Szár, Hungary.
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Tivadar Palágyi
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Budapest Technical University (Master of Science, Chem.Eng., 1950. Doctor of Philosophy, 1959). Spoken languages: Hungarian, English, French, German, Italian and Spanish.
Career
Worked at Danubia (Budapest) specializing in Entitled to plead before the Hungarian Patent Office and Courts, including Supreme Court, in all Intellectual Property matters. Admitted to the bar, 1959, Hungary. Research Chemist, 1950-1963.
Danubia Patent & Trademark Attorneys, 1959.
Lecturer in Foreign Patent Law: Law Faculty, Eötvös University, Budapest. University of Economics, Budapest.
Author: "Patentability of Chemical Inventions," 1967. "Foreign Patent and Utility Model Law," 1987 and 1989.
Company-Author: "Foreign Patent and Trademark Law," 1972 and 1977.
"Handbook of Industrial Property," 1986, 1989 and 1994. Member: International Association for the Protection of Intellectual Property (President, Hungarian Group). UNION; Hungarian Association for the Protection of Industrial Property (Member of Presidium).
Hungarian Chamber of Patent Attorneys (Member of Board).
Established in 1949 under the name of Patentbureau Danubia and has evolved into a professional corporation in 1989 with the new name of Danubia Patent and Trademark Attorneys. The firm has grown to be the largest Intellectual Property firm in Hungary and probably in all of Central Europe.
The activities can be grouped in three main branches: Representing Foreign Clients in Hungarian Proceedings, Foreign Clients in Proceedings in Foreign Countries (mainly in Central and Eastern Europe) and Acting for Hungarian Companies to Obtain, Defend and Maintain Rights in Foreign Countries. Major International companies use Danubia as their Hungarian agent and also numerous foreign companies as a satellite office for their operation in Central and Eastern Europe.
The firm has the broadest Intellectual Property enforcement practice before Hungarian authorities, with more than 30 patent attorneys covering all fields of technology, three trademark lawyers and a total staff of 130.
There is a close cooperation between Danubia and the law firm of Bogsch & Partners. A four person management team including a managing partner and three deputies is elected every three years. The present team runs the firm until the end of 1996.
Achievements
Membership
Member: International Association for the Protection of Intellectual Property (President, Hungarian Group). UNION; Hungarian Association for the Protection of Industrial Property (Member of Presidium). Hungarian Chamber of Patent Attorneys (Member of Board).
