CITMA and 3PB IP Barrister Nicole Bollard present an update on important trade mark cases - Bristol 12 December
3rd December 2018
Join Nicole Bollard of 3PB Barristers in Bristol as she provides an end of year case law update.
Nicole will be focusing on important trade mark cases from the past year. You will hear about the details of the case and their impact which will help you in your practice and when advising your clients.
Programme
12.30pm - Registration and light refreshments
1pm - Presentation
2pm - Close
Register by 9am, Wednesday 5th December 2018.
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