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UCL Institute of Brand and Innovation Law launch seminar

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UCL's newly formed Institute of Brand and Innovation Law (IBIL for short), under the stewardship of Professor Sir Hugh Laddie QC, is holding a launch seminar on 3 June, 3.30-6.30pm.

The event focuses on the latest developments in UK and European patent, trade mark and copyright law. Lord Neuberger is in the chair. Speakers are:
  • Geoffrey Hobbs QC (One Essex Court) on O2 and comparative advertising
  • Robin Stout (Head of EU Policy, UKIPO) on the prospects for the Community patent and the EPLA
  • Lord Justice Jacob on second use patent claims
  • Dr Tilman Lueder (Head of Copyright, DG Internal Market) on copyright harmonisation
The event is free and followed by a drinks reception. There are 2.5 CPD hours up for grabs.

All are welcome, but you must RSVP to Lisa Penfold (details here).
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