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Knut Sverre Skurdal Andresen
Partner
Knut Sverre is working with litigation in the ordinary courts and with dispute resolution in international and national arbitration. He specialises in IP dispute resolution, and works particularly with patent disputes concerning pharmaceutical, fishing, transportation and offshore technology, as well as trademark, copyright, unfair competition and marketing law disputes, and IT disputes. Knut Sverre also advises clients in cutting edge technology development projects and technology/IP M&A, and is considered a preferred strategic advisor in commercial IP and licensing matters. He has been involved in some of the most significant patent disputes before Norwegian courts in recent time. He also has broad experience from disputes concerning various commercial law matters.
Knut Sverre appears regularly as a seminar speaker and lecturer on various IP and civil procedural issues. He is author of The Legal 500 Intellectual Property Comparative Legal Guide Norway, Chambers Patent Litigation Practice for Norway and co-author of the online annotated Norwegian Civil Procedure Act.
Rankings
2021
Next Generation Partners, Recommended and Other key lawyer - Legal 5002020
Recommended - Legal 500: 'Knut Sverre Skurdal Andersen is analytical and provides well thought through advice. As a client, you can trust that he always has taken the full perspective and next step into account.‘2020
Knut Sverre Skurdal Andresen "thrives when untangling knotty disputes in the pharmaceutical sector", WTR 10002019
“Rising Star” - Managing Intellectual Property IP Stars2018
“Rising Star” - Managing Intellectual Property IP Stars
Education
2008
Master of Law University of Oslo2001
Cambridge Syndicate Examination in Business Leadership University of Cambridge
Publications
2020
Chambers Global Practice Guide: Patent Litigation Norway2020
The Legal 500 Intellectual Property Comparative Legal Guide Norway2019
Gyldendal Rettsdata, Commentary to the Norwegian Civil Procedure Act chapters 10, 20, 29, 30 and 312009
Obiter dicta as a source of law - a question of the role of the Courts of Justice. Changes in the Norwegian Supreme Court's argumentation in the time of internationalisation? Centre for European Law2009
EuroRett nr. 1 2008 – nr. 1. 2009, Centre for European Law/Lovdata