Patent Box

Kasia is a Polish Patent Attorney and EUIPO Professional Representative operating in Wroclaw, Poland. Kasia works on projects related to trade marks, designs, as well as oppositions and negotiations. She conducts IP audits and advises clients on strategies for obtaining IP protection and sustainable inventions. Kasia is the manager of Wroclaw office and coordinates work at Basck Scandinavia. Prior to joining Basck, Kasia worked as a legal communication specialist at Credit Suisse and in court & enforcement proceedings at Noble Bank S.A. Kasia holds a Master in Laws from the University of Wrocław.

John is a European and Swedish Patent Attorney with over 20 years of experience in various IP roles. John has substantial experience in patenting software, control systems and user interface technologies. He prepares and prosecutes patent applications primarily in the telecom disciplines and computer science disciplines, as well as in mechanical disciplines. As a tutor John has extensive practice in training patent engineer staff, project team leaders and managers in patent matters and also has substantial experience in conducting workshops and project reviews for identifying inventions and for developing design around solutions.

Göran is a European and Swedish patent attorney and the head of Basck Scandinavia. He has more than 30 years experience of helping companies with their patent portfolios, IP commercialisation and strategic development of innovation. Göran with Gipon Konsult AB joined Basck in May 2019. Göran previously worked as a Business Support Manager in Awapatent AB.

Magda is a Polish and European Patent Attorney, specialising in intellectual property protection in the fields of life sciences, biochemistry, and bioengineering. She works with both domestic and European patents, handling processes related to obtaining and enforcing patent rights. With extensive scientific knowledge and experience in intellectual property, she supports clients in securing innovation and developing effective patent strategies. She holds a PhD in Biochemistry from Université Lyon 1 and the Nencki Institute of Experimental Biology.

Paulina Zarycka is a Polish Patent Attorney and an EUIPO Professional Representative with expertise in trade mark oppositions and invalidation proceedings, trade mark and design filings, IP clearance searches, coexistence agreements, and patent validations in Poland. She has contributed significantly to successful trade mark coexistence agreements between Polish SMEs and major European companies. She helps clients identify which inventions, names, or designs may require protection and align their IP strategy with future plans, emphasising practical and cost-effective guidance. Paulina holds a Master of Law degree from the University of Wrocław and a Bachelor’s in Romance Philology from the University of Warsaw.

Bianca is a passionate advocate and dedicated corporate counsel with deep experience across global IP, technology, and innovation. She has built patent practices for Global 500 brands, advised on M&A involving intellectual assets, designed legal process outsourcing solutions, and was part of a leading international IP law firm. Bianca began her career in a neuroscience discovery lab before joining the University of Oxford’s Technology Transfer Office. She has since worked across the patent ecosystem - leading an offshore LPO IP team, designing patent analytics services for CPA Global, supporting IP-related M&A at Thomson Reuters, to her time at Marks & Clerk LLP. Before building an award-winning patent practice at Starbucks, she served as Associate Vice President of Patents at L Brands (parent of Victoria’s Secret, Pink, and Bath & Body Works). Bianca’s approach is rooted in science, strategy, and commercial impact. Bianca's practice spans portfolio development, litigation management, negotiation and settlement strategy, creative anti-patent troll defences, and trade secret programs. A member of the Chartered Institute of Patent Agents, Bianca secured the first USDA Plant Variety Protection for coffee seeds by a U.S. company and was named among the WIPR Diversity & Inclusion Top 100 (2025).