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18 September 2016Patents

AIPPI 2016: Brexit means total chaos, says UK IP lawyer

Brexit does not mean Brexit—it means “total chaos”, said one IP lawyer speaking at the 2016 AIPPI World Congress in Milan today.

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Does Brexit mean chaos for IP? Gordon Harris responds to backlash
31 October 2016   In September, Gordon Harris of Gowling WLG said publicly that Brexit means chaos for IP, prompting a backlash from WIPR readers. Here he explains his reasoning for the comments and says he does not regret using the word “chaos”.


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