Brigitte Chin-A-Fat is advocaat-scheidingsmediator in haar eigen praktijk in Breda. Verder is zij lid van de vFAS, MfN-registermediator, forensisch mediator (lid VVFM) en overlegscheidingsadvocaat (lid VVCP). Tevens publiceert zij regelmatig over mediation en familierechtelijke onderwerpen, zoals het ouderschapsplan en gezag en omgang en treedt regelmatig op als docent/trainer.
Marina Wehler is partner and lawyer at Arnold Ruess Düsseldorf.
She specialises in intellectual property law, with a focus on national and international patent litigation in all technical fields with a broad expertise in FRAND and licensing issues.
Pasco Coppens is kandidaat-notaris op de afdeling personen- en familierecht bij Pigmans Ras Janssen Notarissen
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Eelco Bergsma is Director Assertion, IPR & Licensing at Ericsson and he will coordinate European litigation for the company. Before he was partner and Lawyer at Taylor Wessing.
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Kirsten van der Zwan is Global Head of Privacy AI by Signify
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Alexander Labohm is Senior Raadsheer bij het Hof Den Haag. Hij heeft vele publicaties op zijn naam staan, m.n. op het gebied van het personen- en familierecht.
Tobias Hessel is partner at Clifford Chance in Düsseldorf and he advises and represents clients in national and multi-jurisdictional IP litigation cases.
He is very experienced in patent litigation cases predominantly in the fields of information technology, medical devices, telecommunications, and semiconductors. Tobias has significant experience in representing his clients in disputes relating to standard-essential patents (SEPs) including the antitrust related aspects (FRAND).
Jules Fabre heads Taylor Wessing's patent department in Paris. He specialises in intellectual property, with a particular focus on patent and regulatory matters in the Life Sciences and pharmaceutical sector.
He has extensive experience handling complex French and cross border patent and SPC litigations, both in private practice and inhouse.
Miriam Kiefer is founding partner of Kather Augenstein and has been active as a lawyer for over 15 years. She has conducted more than a hundred infringement proceedings, primarily for patents and utility models. A majority of these disputes were cross-border proceedings, so she is thus familiar with the coordination of multinational disputes.
