INTA’s Annual Meeting is the trademark community’s premier event for networking, continuing legal education, and committee and client meetings, and is attended by more than 8,500 individuals from 140 countries. Valuable skill-building workshops, industry breakouts, interactive table topics, and trademark law sessions focused on international topics are packed into three days of education, while numerous other events present the ideal opportunity to expand your reach and meet with colleagues.

INTA’s Annual Meeting is the trademark community’s premier event for networking, continuing legal education, and committee and client meetings, and is attended by more than 8,500 individuals from 140 countries. Valuable skill-building workshops, industry breakouts, interactive table topics, and trademark law sessions focused on international topics are packed into three days of education, while numerous other events present the ideal opportunity to expand your reach and meet with colleagues.

INTA’s Annual Meeting is the trademark community’s premier event for networking, continuing legal education, and committee and client meetings, and is attended by more than 8,500 individuals from 140 countries. Valuable skill-building workshops, industry breakouts, interactive table topics, and trademark law sessions focused on international topics are packed into three days of education, while numerous other events present the ideal opportunity to expand your reach and meet with colleagues.

INTA’s Annual Meeting is the trademark community’s premier event for networking, continuing legal education, and committee and client meetings, and is attended by more than 8,500 individuals from 140 countries. Valuable skill-building workshops, industry breakouts, interactive table topics, and trademark law sessions focused on international topics are packed into three days of education, while numerous other events present the ideal opportunity to expand your reach and meet with colleagues.

The Workshop provides an introduction to mediation in the intellectual property area, with focus on the appropriate role(s) of both parties and their lawyers in a mediation and on specific mediation techniques

The Workshop provides an introduction to mediation in the intellectual property area, with focus on the appropriate role(s) of both parties and their lawyers in a mediation and on specific mediation techniques

The WIPO Secretariat is organizing, on June 14, 2011, the third in a series of symposia scrutinizing current developments in the interface between intellectual property (IP) and competition policy. The Symposium will start at 14:00 at WIPO headquarters (Bilger Room).

Discussion will center round the study “IP as a Barrier to Entry: A Survey of Economic and Legal Literature”. The study was prepared by a team of academics and researchers from the Center on Law and Information Policy (CLIP), of the Fordham University, New York.