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Groth & Co Welcomes New Partner – Mattias Forsblom

25 September 2025

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We are delighted to announce that, as of September, Mattias Forsblom has become a new Partner at Groth & Co.

“I am very pleased to share that our group of Partners at Groth is expanding with yet another valued colleague. From today, we welcome Mattias Forsblom as a new Partner at Groth & Co. With his broad professional experience and sharp analytical skills, Mattias contributes not only to our clients’ success but also to the continued growth and development of our firm.”
– Carolin Sundkvist, CEO, Groth & Co

Mattias is a highly experienced patent attorney with in-depth knowledge across a wide range of technological fields. His expertise spans electronics, power transmission systems, telecommunications, high-pressure processing equipment, energy and automation, information and communication technology, as well as lighting for both residential and professional use.

Holding a PhD in Theoretical Physics (2005), with research focused on computational materials science, Mattias has developed particular expertise in materials science. He has also completed the CEIPI Diploma in European Patent Litigation and brings extensive experience in successfully representing clients in opposition and appeal proceedings before the European Patent Office.

In addition to his litigation work, Mattias has worked broadly with drafting and prosecuting patent applications and advising on a wide variety of patent and IP-related matters. His deep knowledge and analytical ability make him a valuable asset for both our clients and the ongoing development of Groth & Co.

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