4th AIPPI-ASIPI Webinar on 7 November
07 November 2024 | Webinar | AIPPI
Join us for the fourth and final webinar of the AIPPI-ASIPI Series on 7 November 2024 (16:00-17:30 CET)!
The panelists will address the destruction of counterfeit goods, including discussions on minimising waste and emissions, and how recycling and reuse can play a pivotal role in reducing the environmental footprint of counterfeit goods.
Discussions will shed light on the pressing need to transition from conventional disposal and destruction methods to more sustainable approaches and will emphasize the importance of collaboration among stakeholders to establish sustainable enforcement practices.
Speakers
Nuria Abella Mendez
Nuria is manager of REACT SPAIN -branch of the Dutch Anti-Counterfeiting Association- since 2007. Nuria has worked as a lawyer since 1998. Initially at the law firm URIA & MENENDEZ and later she continued her career at JACOBACCI & PARTNERS in Turin, consolidating their knowledge in the field of Industrial Property Law. Nuria has acquired extensive experience in coordinating anti-counterfeiting activities, as well as in managing trademark portfolios and in legal procedures in defence of industrial property rights. Currently, it has a very active role in the development of React Sustains Project, that has the goal of processing the confiscated goods through to destruction, in a responsibly effective and sustainable manner.
Jorge Allende
Abogado por la Universidad de Lima (1998) con maestría en Derecho Corporativo (LL.M.) en Northwestern University School of Law, Chicago, Il., USA. Socio fundador de Allende & García Abogados.
Ex Presidente de la Asociación Peruana de Propiedad Intelectual – APPI;
Ex Delegado titular de ASIPÏ
Presidente de la Comisión ASIPI Futuro, quien es la encargada del Concurso Innovación Verde de ASIPI
Jan Jacobi
Jan Jacobi is a Dutch attorney-at-law, practising since 2013 after graduating from the University of Amsterdam. Jan is currently working at BarentsKrans in the Hague, the Netherlands, having previously worked in London and Amsterdam.
The focus of Jan’s practice is on litigation of complex, cross-border IP disputes within the area of trade mark, copyright and design law. He has been involved in several landmark cases before the European Court of Justice, but also regularly litigates before the EUIPO, the Benelux Bureau of Intellectual Property as well as the Dutch courts.
Jan publishes frequently on IP related topics. With a minor in philosophy, Jan is always looking for the deeper meaning and purpose of intellectual property. Believing that the law should be used as helpful tool rather than an obstacle, Jan is an advocate for progressive IP, willing to challenge standing principles and case-law. Above all, Jan maintains that IP law should be dynamic and in line with modern times.