Virtual Round Table - Intellectual Property in 2021.

With the ever-changing intellectual property landscape, Intellectual Property (IP) attorneys and firms are being increasingly flexible in providing the best standard of service to their clients.

With this in mind, Corporate Live Wire recently held a virtual round table to discuss these current trends with some experts in the IP industry, including Sumi Nadarajah, a partner with our Trade Mark group.

During the round table, Sumi offered her expertise on topics such as Brexit, the impact of COVID-19 on IP, AI and automation, considerations during M&A transactions, and the impact on human rights in relation to access to the vaccine.

You can view the transcript on the virtual round table here - Virtual Round Table - Intellectual Property 2021 with Corporate LiveWire.pdf

If you have any queries on any of the topics discussed in the round table, or any other IP questions, please feel free to contact us.

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