Ingrid Vledder is advocaat bij Reach Advocaten in Amsterdam. Zij heeft met Ariane Hendriks het boek geschreven 'Met liefde heeft het niets te maken. Over het herkennen en stoppen van 'intieme terreur'.
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Kirsten van der Zwan is Global Head of Privacy AI by Signify
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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.
Carlos van Staveren is partner in the Intellectual Property practice in Amsterdam and focuses on technology-related matters and patent law in particular. He litigates on a broad range of sectors and have been involved in numerous landmark patent proceedings in the Netherlands, the EPO and before the UPC. He has extensive experience handling and coordinating multijurisdictional and pan-European patent proceedings.
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.
Ad van der Linden is oud (kinder)rechter en medewerker Universiteit Utrecht; voorzitter Beroepscollege Stichting Kwaliteitsregister Jeugd (SKJ) en van de Regionale Klachtencommissie Jeugd Eemland.
Kristof Roox is lawyer and partner at Crowell&Moring Brussels. Pharmaceutical and life sciences companies often have to deal with complex patent litigation. They require help from someone with a pragmatic, creative approach, and this is Kristof Roox’s particular strength. Clients reach out to him for his tenacity in the courtroom as well as his to-the-point counseling on every aspect of intellectual property law.
