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19 September 2019TrademarksRory O'Neill

Marques 2019: the future of technology and IP practice

The influx of new technologies into IP law brings with it many opportunities to improve efficiencies, but must be focused squarely on providing tangible benefits for clients and practitioners alike, said a panel at Marques 2019 yesterday.

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