Intellectual Property
Intellectual property (‘IP’) is the collective term for a number of different rights with intangible subject matter, such as trade mark law, trade name law, design law, (design protection), copyright law, neighbouring rights, database law and patent law.
Media (M)
The law relating to media has a wide variety of subdivisions such as (public) media law, defamation, (press law), image rights law, advertising law, sponsorship, product placement, film law, electronic communication, public access to government information and privacy.
Competition (C)
Competition law comprises distribution/agency, (public) competition law, market and government, procurement, law on unfair trading practices, protection of knowhow, slavish imitation, product regulation, consumer law, e-commerce, telecommunications law and sector specific regulation.
Lawyers
Lawyer since 1996. Focus on copyright, database law, trademark and design law, portrait and neighbouring rights, regulation and liability online platforms. Professor intellectual property law at Leiden University.
Lawyer since 1988. Focus on unlawful press publications and reputation damage, copyright, design, format protection, (copyright) contract law, film law, trademark law and advertising law.
Lawyer since 1997. Focus on competition law, consumer law and trade practices, telecommunications, media law, copyright and privacy.
Lawyer since 2012. Focus on copyright, trademark and design law, media law, unlawful press publications, reputation protection, regulation and liability online platforms.
Lawyer since 2012. Focus on copyright, neighbouring rights, contract law, trademark and design law, privacy and unlawful press publications.
Lawyer since 2021. Focus on copyright, neighbouring rights, trademark and design law.
