01 March 2009

Trade mark survey: Introduction: ACTA gives hope to trade mark owners

Managing Intellectual Property

Peter Ollier introduces the Managing IP trade mark survey results, and looks at how a proposed trade agreement could help tackle global counterfeiting and piracy

In the second part of Managing IP's biggest ever survey of the leading IP law firms, it is now the turn of the trade mark practices to be ranked in tiers for prosecution and contentious work. And despite the global economic crisis and the ever gloomier outlook for business, trade mark work is still piling up.

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