In addition to physics, Dr. Meggle-Freund has a strong focus on computer science. He has outstanding knowledge in all current IT areas (software development, network and mobile technology) and a deep understanding of software and computer technology at every level.

As a specialist in computer-implemented inventions, Dr. Meggle-Freund regularly applies his technical knowledge in patent application procedures and in complex contentious patent proceedings up to the Federal Court of Justice (BGH). He teaches at the Centre for International Intellectual Property Studies (CEIPI) and operates the online information platform ipwiki.de, which structures and presents the legal norms and jurisprudence in the field of intellectual property law. He also reports on current case law via the blog ipweblog.de.

He represents clients before the Unified Patent Court (UPC), the German Patent and Trade Mark Office (DPMA), the European Patent Office (EPO), the EUIPO, and other national and international authorities. He also provides counsel on brand portfolios, compensation concepts for employee inventions, licensing and contractual matters, and due diligence processes related to IP portfolios.