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IP lawyers hope updated solicitor qualification could unite profession

Max Walters
June 01, 2022
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Sources say the Solicitors Qualifying Examination can open access to the IP profession in England and Wales

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Max plays a key part in editing Managing IP’s news and analysis and overseeing the team of reporters. He also helps chair and present the publication’s events, as well as commissioning expert comment. He also reports on all aspects of IP, particularly trademark and copyright matters in Europe.
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