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It's Sunday which means it's time for you to fill your diary with some events...
Webinars
Join
Fashion Law London on 13 April 2021 for an event entirely dedicated to
sustainability and its legal significance for the fashion sector! Tickets are
available here.
ECTA Retreat
is hosting “Trade Marks and Designs: Case Law of the EUIPO Boards of Appeal and
of German Courts” on 10 March 2021. More information on the event is available here.
CEIPI
is hosting a webinar on “Standard Essential Patent and Fair, Reasonable and
Non-Discriminatory (FRAND) Licensing: The interplay between IP, competition and
contract law” from 25 March to 27 March. More information on this webinar is
available here.
"Meet
the Judge" with Lord Justice Arnold! On 1 March 2021 LJ Arnold will be
interviewed on students’ questions. Register for this event here.
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