For those who made it through the snow, December’s IP Summit in Brussels provided much food for thought. Representatives from the European Commission, OHIM and the EPO spoke eloquently about the challenges facing Europe in the intellectual property sphere, while a selection of in-house counsel, investors and private practice attorneys discussed subjects ranging from private equity investment, to competition law and anti-counterfeiting.
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1 September 2012 The pan-European Intellectual Property Summit returns for its fifth year, and this time it has grown from two to four days across two different countries, as Premier Cercle, the co-organiser, explains.