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17 March 2017Trademarks

CITMA 2017: Brexit a ‘big opportunity’ for UK, Norwegian lawyer claims

IP lawyers from Norway and the US have outlined their views about Brexit from their jurisdictions’ perspective, with one saying the UK should be confident.

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