Managing the pan-EU and UK trade mark and design portfolios of many companies including the Playtika group of companies, Mars group of companies (including Wrigley, Royal Canin and Kind LLC), Starbucks and Yum! (PIZZA HUT, TACO BELL and KFC), including all prosecution and enforcement matters.
Advice and representation in all trade mark strategy issues and in the implementation of the core trademarks as well as the management of the trade mark portfolio for Deutsche Telekom.
Advising a major international company on the ICANN new gTLD application process and how it affects trademark owners.
Representing Kenvue on the global clearance and protection of its corporate brand following its separation from Johnson and Johnson and handling all of the global filings for Kenvue trademarks and designs.
Caterpillar on IP portfolio management in Europe, Asia (China) and CIS countries; various IP contentious and non-contentious matters, including approvals, portfolio expansion strategy consulting, coexistence agreements, invalidation proceedings, IP disputes, anti-counterfeit litigation and customs filings, etc.
Advising a major Chinese micro blogging company on new gTLD Legal Rights Objection process and assisting with preparation and filing of Legal Rights Objections with WIPO.
Handling Tiffany & Co’s trade mark prosecution and contentious work throughout the EU, UK and Latin America, and enforcing Tiffany’s rights to the Tiffany Blue color in the EU.
Represent Estée Lauder on EU trade mark prosecution and enforcement for all group brands, including numerous licensing partners and handling pan-EU disputes.
Represent Sony Corporation on trade mark portfolio management work, including trade mark clearance searches, applications, oppositions, cancellations, negotiations and infringement actions.
Spray Moret on its entire China trademark portfolio, including trademark prosecution and enforcement for its key brands, and secured 7 important favorable court judgments against a sophisticated Chinese trademark hijacker.
QatarEnergy on brand clearance, reputation management and IP licensing issues in connection with the management of its IP portfolios, including global rebranding projects.
adidas on the management of its EU trade mark portfolio, including various high-level disputes, such as enforcing adidas’ famous 3-stripes mark against a 2-stripe mark in appeals before the EU Court of Justice.