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Justice Colin Birss: on Brexit, Unwired Planet and FRAND in life sciences

During the session held on September 24, and moderated by World Intellectual Property Review editor-in-chief Peter Scott, he also shared his passion for promoting D&I in the legal sector, his frustration with unprepared barristers and the future of IP in the UK, post-Brexit.

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