Gordon Humphreys
Chairperson, 1st and 3rd Boards of Appeal, European Union Intellectual Property Office, Alicante (Spain)
After having qualified as a barrister of England and Wales and been admitted to the Brussels Bar as an avocat in 1994, Gordon worked in private practice in Luxembourg before joining the EUIPO Legal Depart-ment in 1997, where he acted in several of the earliest Community Trade Mark cases before the (then) Court of First Instance. He served as Head of the Register Service from 2002-2005 before becom-ing a member of the EUIPO Boards of Appeal in December 2005, handling both trade mark and design cases.
Dr. Henning Hartwig
Attorney at Law, Partner, Bardehle Pagenberg, Munich (Germany)
Dr. Henning Hartwig, Attorney-at-Law, partner at BARDEHLE PAGENBERG, Munich, has represented users on design matters at the EUIPO for many years and helped in procuring over 3,500 Community designs and enforcing over 60 Communi-ty and German designs. He is the author of numerous publications on international design law and the editor of the fourvolume casebook 'Design Protection in Europe' and, most recently, 'Research Handbook on Design Law' (2021).
10/10/2023
10/10/2023
Cours: from 09:00 to 17:00 CET
Cours: from 09:00 to 17:00 CET
online
online
Event - 1,280 € plus tax
The fee includes the 'live' participation via internet, high-quality course material for download, a participation certificate as well as technical support including a test meeting.
Event - 1,280 € plus tax
The fee includes the 'live' participation via internet, high-quality course material for download, a participation certificate as well as technical support including a test meeting.
Jean-Claude Alexandre Ho, LL.M.
Lawyer, Conference Manager
+49 6221 500-675
jc.alexandreho@forum-institut.de
Our speakers will suggest authoritative answers to key problems of EU design law and give an update on most recent case-law.
The trend is clear - design protection is increasingly attracting attention from both SMEs and global players.
This comparatively inexpensive IP right is a means of driving not only product imitations but also design variations produced by competitors out of the market. In this respect, growing case law from the CJEU as well as a rich body of decisions from EUIPO and national Community design courts provide helpful guidance on the application of the sophisticated legislation. This practical online course will be a much-needed guide to law and practice.
Attendees will get a systematic overview and will examine the interpretation provided by EUIPO and the European Courts, as well as direction on issues which remain unsolved. Our speakers will suggest authoritative answers to key problems of EU design law and give an update on most recent case-law.
You will
starts at 09:00 CET
ends at 17:00 CET
breaks at:
- 10:15 CET
- 11:45 CET
- 14:15 CET
- 15:15 CET
- 'It was to the point.' J. Vaquer, Legal Counsel, Nokia (Finland)
- 'Good overview, no need for deep prior knowledge.' A. Leijon, European Patent Attorney, Alfa Laval (Sweden)
- 'I've had my questions answered.' R. Olteanu, Design Consultant, Guardian IP (Denmark)
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The course has met my expectations, it is a good overview, there was no need for deep prior knowledge. What I liked most about this event: good examples.
Andreas Leijon, European Patent Attorney
Alfa Laval Corporate AB, Lund (Sweden)
15.03.2018
The course has met my expectations. What I liked most about this event: the high quality content.
Paul Mazel, IP Lawyer
Trip Advocaten & Notarissen, Groningen (The Netherlands)
15.03.2018
The course has met my expectations. I liked most that it was a one-day overview.
Gwenaelle Vache, IP Director
FMTM Distribution Limited, Jersey (United Kingdom)
15.03.2018
The course has met my expectations. What I liked most about the course: the case-law discussion about protection strategies.
Marc Münzer, European Patent Attorney
Guardian IP Consulting I/S, Lyngby (Denmark)
15.03.2018
What attendees in March 2018 have told us about the course:
The course has met my expectations. It was to the point.
Jeremie Vaquer, Legal Counsel, Trademark and Design Lawyer
Nokia Corporation, Espoo (Finland)