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This webinar equips in-house lawyers with the essential knowledge to identify, protect, manage and leverage intellectual property (IP) belonging to their organisation, and to reduce the risk of infringing IP owned by third parties. Whether you regularly deal with IP or only encounter it occasionally, this is a must-attend session for in-house lawyers responsible for protecting your organisation's IP, and for compliance with laws protecting the IP of others.
By attending this webinar you will:
In-house lawyers working with brand owners, manufacturers and suppliers of goods, service providers and related businesses.
Paul Johns
Pearce IP, Auckland
Paul is an intellectual property dispute resolution specialist with more than 24 years of experience across New Zealand and the United Kingdom. He is a seasoned lawyer, IP strategist, and Head of Pearce IP’s litigation team in New Zealand. Paul is experienced in managing contentious disputes regarding all types of intellectual property and related issues, including patents, copyright, trademarks, designs, confidential information, domain names and consumer law. He has advocated for his clients in the New Zealand Court of Appeal and the High Court, as well as before the New Zealand Intellectual Property Office and IP Australia.
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