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While waiting to be able to see each other in person again, we invite you to join the IP/TMT Commission Day to be held on 3 November 2020 from 13:00 to 20:00 CET.

During this day, there will be something for everyone and for all tastes. We have indeed put together no less than 4 panels during which we will discuss the following topics:

  • Data protection: what are the implications of the ECJ’s “Schrems II” decision for companies?
  • Sensitive health data: can we afford to “close the eyes” towards data protection law in light of extreme situations? This panel is co-organised with the Healthcare Commission
  • Protection of product shape: which way to go?
  • Navigating IP rights through the pitfalls of insolvency. This panel is co-organised with the Insolvency Commission

To vary the pleasures, we have opted for different panel formats, alternating informal interviews, webinars and meetings, allowing you to interact directly via your camera and microphone or via a chat. In all cases, we will ensure maximum interaction to make sure that everyone can get the most out of this virtual day.

The 4 above-mentioned panels will be followed by a Commission Meeting, during which we will interactively discuss the current and future projects of the IP/TMT Commission and give you the floor to tell us your wishes, ideas, projects, etc. for the future of the Commission and/or AIJA.

Finally, we will close the day with a moment of conviviality during a speed networking session organised in collaboration with the T.R.A.D.E., Antitrust, Insolvency and Healthcare Commissions. To facilitate exchanges and conversations, do not hesitate to bring your favorite drinks!

Join us in great numbers for this IP/TMT Commission Day, which promises to be rich not only in scientific content, but also and above all in exchanges and meetings. We look forward to seeing you on 3 November 2020!

More information on the schedule of the IP/TMT Commission Day under the Programme section of this page.

Please fill in this form if you want to attend any part of our social programme.

Organising Committee

  • Inga George, boesling IP Rechtsanwälte PartG mbB
  • Luana Muniz de Barros, Montaury Pimenta, Machado & Vieira de Mello Advogados
  • Sophie Lens, ALTIUS

All academic sessions are recorded and shared in the Resource Centre the week after the events.

 

This event takes place during:

AIJA Commissions Month
20 October - 20 November 2020

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AIJA Commissions involved
  • Intellectual Property, Technology, Media, and Telecommunications

Programme

Programme - IP/TMT Commission Day

13:00 - 13:10

13:10 - 13:45

This session hosted by the IP/TMT Commission will discuss and share some insights on the international data transfer after the Schrems II decision. On 16 July 2020, the ECJ declared the "EU-US-Privacy Shield" to be invalid. This means that transfers of personal data to the USA can no longer be based on the Privacy Shield, but may be based on EU standard contractual clauses, provided that an adequate level of data protection can be guaranteed by complementary measures. The economic and political impact of the decision is high and creates uncertainty in the market.

 In this session two privacy lawyers will discuss:
  • What consequences does the ECJ ruling have for companies?
  • What can companies do to remain GDPR compliant?
  • What are the reactions of the data protection authorities in the EU?

Interviewer: Johannes Struck, Brödermann Jahn, Germany 
Interviewee : Rim Ben Ammar, Proximus, Belgium 
14:00 - 15:00

This is a joint session hosted by the IP/TMT and Healthcare commissions to discuss if data protection laws can be overlooked in specific healthcare crisis, such as the COVID-19 pandemic.

Speakers will focus their debate on the use of technology to share sensitive health data, even without individual consent. Representatives from both commissions will give their perspectives on the following:

  • Should we share sensitive health data in benefit of the “greater good”?
  • If so, is there a limit to what content can be shared?
  • Who can determine what an extreme situation is?
  • How to balance the right of privacy and the risk of a healthcare crisis?

Moderator: Silvia van Schaik, Bureau Brandeis, The Netherlands 

Speakers:
  • Diego Fernandez, Marval O’Farrel Mairal, Argentina 
  • Siri Martenssen, Morris Law, Sweden 
  • Julija Kalpokienė, JurisConsultus, Lithuania 
15:15 - 16:00

The protection of product shapes is a challenge for IP practitioners, in particular where the product also fulfils a technical function. In theory, product shapes can be monopolized under trademark, design and/or copyright law. However, as these regimes serve different objectives, they also follow different rules. Now for the first time, the ECJ dealt with product shapes from the perspective of copyright law in its decisions “Cofemel” and “Brompton”. 

In this session, the speakers will therefore discuss:

  • Pros and cons of trademark, design and copyright protection
  • Where do the protection regimes differ? 
  • What are the essence and practical impacts of “Cofemel” and “Brompton”?

Moderator: Chloe Taylor, Carpmaels & Ransford, United Kingdom 

Speakers
  • Julia Hugendubel, CMS Hasche Sigle, Germany 
  • Cyrill Rieder, Fuhrer Marbach, Switzerland 
  • Rutger Stoop, Brinkhof, The Netherlands
16:15 - 17:15

This joint session hosted by the IP/TMT and Insolvency commissions will discuss the role and the challenges in the treatment of IP rights when a business collapses. Insolvency can have immediate implications for IP licenses and contracts, creating a need for both legal and practical safeguards. Also, IP rights can be valuable assets and turned into account to satisfy creditors or to provide new funds for a struggling business.

We will hear the different perspectives from the point of view of the IPR holder, the insolvency practitioner and the creditors of a collapsed company, discussing questions such as: 

  • Challenges in dealing with IP licenses on insolvency
  • How to commercialize IP rights of an insolvent business? 
  • Securing the access to IP rights in case of insolvency – practical tips for avoiding danger
Moderator: Guilherme Peres de Oliveira, M Nasser Advocacia Estratégica, Brazil

Speakers
  • Kathryn Charles, Carpmaels & Ransford, United Kingdom
  • Anne-Sophie Leroi, Benoliel Avocats, France 
  • Antonio Berkemeyer, BKM Berkemeyer, Paraguay 
  • Kari Pendred, Grant Thornton, United Kingdom
17:45 - 18:45

19:00 - 20:00


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Organising Committee

Agata ADAMCZYK
Agata ADAMCZYK Adamczyk, Liber & Współpracownicy (POLAND)
Kato AERTS
Kato AERTS Lydian (BELGIUM)
Cherry ALMEIDA
Cherry ALMEIDA Caland Advocaten (NETHERLANDS)
Giovanni ANGLES
Giovanni ANGLES Shook Hardy & Bacon LLP (UNITED STATES)
Chris ATKINSON
Chris ATKINSON LK Law LLP (UNITED KINGDOM)
Ferenc BALLEGEER
Ferenc BALLEGEER FB-tax (BELGIUM)
Luana BARROS
Luana BARROS Montaury Pimenta, Machado & Vieira de Mello Advogados (BRAZIL)
Marc BUCHMANN
Marc BUCHMANN Fischer Ramp Buchmann ltd (SWITZERLAND)
Alisa BURKHARD
Alisa BURKHARD Vectra Advisors (SWITZERLAND)
Davide CANEPA
Davide CANEPA Watson Farley & Williams (ITALY)
Daria CAPOTORTO
Daria CAPOTORTO Tonucci & Partners (ITALY)
Gustavo COELHO
Gustavo COELHO Bastilho Coelho Advogados (BRAZIL)
Silvia DAHLBERG
Silvia DAHLBERG Advokatfirman Vinge KB (SWEDEN)
John DAVIES
John DAVIES Farrer & Co (UNITED KINGDOM)
Jeroen DE CONINCK
Jeroen DE CONINCK DC Advocaten BV (BELGIUM)
Jérôme DEBRAS
Jérôme DEBRAS LEGALIM (FRANCE)
Carlos Federico DELRAZO OCHOA
Carlos Federico DELRAZO OCHOA Ecija Mexico, S.C. (MEXICO)
Marika DEVAUX
Marika DEVAUX MAAT avocat (FRANCE)
Bérangère DIOT
Bérangère DIOT Cabinet d'avocats CADIOU BARBE LAROQUE (FRANCE)
Lauren EVANS
Lauren EVANS Kingsley Napley LLP (UNITED KINGDOM)
Adam FLACKS
Adam FLACKS LK Law LLP (UNITED KINGDOM)
Hannah FRY
Hannah FRY 39 Essex Chambers’ Commercial and Construction Team (UNITED KINGDOM)
Inga GEORGE
Inga GEORGE boesling IP Rechtsanwälte PartG mbB (GERMANY)
Bruno GUARNIERI
Bruno GUARNIERI Farroco Abreu Advogados (BRAZIL)
Bernd HAUCK
Bernd HAUCK Kellerhals Carrard (SWITZERLAND)
Nicolas HERREN
Nicolas HERREN Pestalozzi Attorneys at Law Ltd (SWITZERLAND)
Hendrikje HERRMANN
Hendrikje HERRMANN Esprit Europe GmbH (GERMANY)
Audrey JARRETON
Audrey JARRETON Loyens & Loeff Luxembourg SARL (LUXEMBOURG)
Rainer KASPAR
Rainer KASPAR PHH Rechtsanwält:innen GmbH (AUSTRIA)
Inka KNAPPERTSBUSCH
Inka KNAPPERTSBUSCH CMS Hasche Sigle P. v. RAe u. StB mbB (GERMANY)
Julie KöLZER-WARNECKE
Julie KöLZER-WARNECKE M&S Law S.à r.l. (LUXEMBOURG)
Katarzyna KUZMA
Katarzyna KUZMA Domanski Zakrzewski Palinka sp.k. (POLAND)
Sophie LENS
Sophie LENS ALTIUS (BELGIUM)
Laura MANZ
Laura MANZ Kellerhals Carrard (SWITZERLAND)
Eliseo M. MARTíNEZ
Eliseo M. MARTíNEZ Eliseo M. Martínez (SPAIN)
Giorgia MASSARO
Giorgia MASSARO DOLCI CERRETA MASSARO S.T.P. a R.L. (ITALY)
Edvinas MESKYS
Edvinas MESKYS Edvinas Meskys (attorney) (LITHUANIA)
Anda MIZE
Anda MIZE Eleving Vehicle Finance, AS (LATVIA)
Stefan MUELLER
Stefan MUELLER Wenger Vieli AG (SWITZERLAND)
Katie NEWBURY
Katie NEWBURY Kingsley Napley LLP (UNITED KINGDOM)
Ansam OKBANI
Ansam OKBANI RICHEMONT DELVISO (FRANCE)
Alessandro PACI
Alessandro PACI RP Legal & Tax Associazione Professionale (ITALY)
Krzysztof PAWLAK
Krzysztof PAWLAK Schoenherr Halwa sp.k. (POLAND)
Armando PERNA
Armando PERNA Cappelli RCCD Studio Legale (ITALY)
Jacopo PIEMONTE
Jacopo PIEMONTE De Berti Jacchia (ITALY)
Lars RAEDSCHELDERS
Lars RAEDSCHELDERS Fieldfisher LLP (BELGIUM)
Martin RAUBER
Martin RAUBER Eversheds Sutherland Ltd.. (SWITZERLAND)
Eliana RIVERA
Eliana RIVERA Lacco S.A.S. (COLOMBIA)
Pierre-Yves SAMSON
Pierre-Yves SAMSON SAMSON (FRANCE)
Christian SAUER
Christian SAUER BCLP (FRANCE)
Thomas SEEBER
Thomas SEEBER Stadler Völkel Rechtsanwälte GmbH (AUSTRIA)
Claire SHEPHERD
Claire SHEPHERD Travers Smith LLP (UNITED KINGDOM)
Malini SKANDACHANMUGARASAN
Malini SKANDACHANMUGARASAN Doyle Clayton (UNITED KINGDOM)
Eleni SKOUFARI
Eleni SKOUFARI LCI Law (GREECE)
Sharaf SULTAN
Sharaf SULTAN (CANADA)
Charlotte TREGUNNA
Charlotte TREGUNNA Peters & Peters (UNITED KINGDOM)
Sanne VAN RUITENBEEK
Sanne VAN RUITENBEEK Pallas Advocaten (NETHERLANDS)
Dirk WIEGANDT
Dirk WIEGANDT HANEFELD (GERMANY)
Lukas WIESER
Lukas WIESER ZFZ Zeiler Rechtsanwälte GmbH (AUSTRIA)
Clemens WILLVONSEDER
Clemens WILLVONSEDER Binder Grösswang Rechtsanwälte GmbH (AUSTRIA)
Christopher WOLTERS
Christopher WOLTERS Blomstein Part mbB (GERMANY)

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