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Trade Mark Litigation,.a companion volume to Patent Litigation by the same editors and many of the same authors, provides a unique and comprehensive overview of the rules governing the protection of trade marks around the world. Straightforward jurisdictional comparisons assist the reader to find answers to a multitude of questions covering all aspects of legal proceedings.
The Brussels Legal Yearbook offers academic and professional biographical details of those in the European Commission, Council and Parliament, and the Courts of Justice in Luxembourg.
The alliance model has always been controversial, seeming slightly out of step with the times as mega-firms advance across the globe, preaching the gospel of continent-spanning partnerships, while independent players dig in to defend their patches.
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