Members |
Safir Anand | India |
Rosa Anna Bavaro | Italy |
Cristina Bercial-Chaumier | Spain |
Mauro Bronzini | Italy |
Massimo Cimoli | Italy |
Valeria Conidi | Italy |
Inmaculada de la Haza | Spain |
Luis-Alfonso Durán | Spain |
Elisa Gerard | France |
Carl-Richard Haarmann | Germany |
Hannu Halmetoja | Finland |
Mariëlle Hoffer | Netherlands |
Julia King | United Kingdom |
Ivana Knežević | Croatia |
Roland Kunze | Germany |
Ursula Leber | Austria |
Davide Leiballi | Italy |
Christopher Morcom K.C. | United Kingdom |
Diana Alejandra Moreno Bejarano | Colombia |
Alessandra Naia | United Kingdom |
Riina Pärn | Estonia |
Vasil Pavlov | Bulgaria |
Davide Resmini | Italy |
Neil Ritchie | Ireland |
Patricia Rodrigues | Portugal |
Gilles E.A.L. Rubens | Netherlands |
Nicolas Savary | France |
Martina Taxhet | Germany |
Alexander von Mühlendahl | Germany |
Stephanie Wuyts | Belgium |
Chair Marie-Christine Seiler Germany | Vice-Chair Krystyna Zurawska Poland | Secretary Janna Thomsen Germany |
DESCRIPTION The Harmonization Committee’s activities include the conducting of surveys in all EU member states on the national law and practice with regard to legal issues of specific current interest. Surveys conducted by the Harmonization Committee e.g. dealt with
The Harmonization Committee thereby creates a knowledge base which is useful to propose best practises, compare and benchmark practises and helps other committees to prepare position papers, proposals and replies to questions submitted by European Boards and Agencies. MISSION STATEMENT The Mission of the Harmonization Committee is the monitoring of the harmonisation of EU trade mark law, including the national trade mark law practices according to the guidelines developed by the CJEU decisions. The Committee examines the differences of the various national trade mark laws and practices, also with regard to the non-harmonised points of law and legal procedures. One of the Committee’s aims is to foster the awareness of the existing differences and to ultimately increase the harmonisation of the legal practices of the Member States.