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Webinar: Post-Brexit intellectual property rights for UK and EU businesses

01 March 2021
Watch our webinar, where we outlined the implications for the protection and enforcement of intellectual property rights in the UK and EU following the end of the Brexit transition period.

This webinar recording will be relevant to all businesses seeking to protect and enforce their IP rights in the UK and EU.

We summarised the key changes and provided practical guidance for IP rightsholders covering trademarks, designs, copyright and domain names. Additionally, we looked at the impact on enforcement of IP rights in the UK and EU going forward.

 

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