Members |
Katherine Basile | United States |
Susanne Bilderbeek | Netherlands |
Asli Cetin | Türkiye |
Tobias Dolde | Germany |
Christian Durán | Spain |
Eleni Foscolos | Belgium |
Elisa Gerard | France |
Stefano Giro | Italy |
Marina Gomez Calvo | Spain |
Zsofia - Judit Halmagyi | Romania |
Myrtha Hurtado Rivas | Switzerland |
Lisa King | United Kingdom |
Tetiana Kyslytsia | Ukraine |
Albane Lassabe | France |
Colin Manning | Ireland |
Paul Micallef Grimaud | Malta |
Alexandra Nott | United Kingdom |
Antonina Pakharenko-Anderson | Ukraine |
Emilia Petrossian | United Kingdom |
Rowan Siegenthaler | Switzerland |
Olga R. Sirakova | Bulgaria |
Katja Steinthaler née Schmitt | Germany |
Ekkehard Stolz | Germany |
Filippa Swiech | Sweden |
Philip Martin Trieb | Germany |
Agnieszka Witońska-Pakulska | Poland |
Alicja Zalewska-Orabona | Poland |
Chair Elena Miller Bulgaria | Vice-Chair Maria Antonella Incardona Italy | Secretary Philippe Picard France |
DESCRIPTION The Law Committee has the primary function to follow, study, analyze, discuss and report to ECTA President, ECTA Council and the ECTA Management Committee developments on general and specific issues of EU trademark law and practice. In the course of its activity the Law Committee regularly drafts position papers on several issues, often in conjunction with other ECTA Committees, as well as participates (through its Chair, Vice-Chair or volunteers members) to official meetings and/or sessions with EUIPO, WIPO, the EU Commission and other sister organizations. The Law Committee, being composed of private practitioners and in-house counsels working both in EU Member States and abroad, seeks to reflect ECTA’s constituency, believing that a diverse membership is a key factor in representing and giving voice to the largest possible number of EU and non-EU trademark law experiences. MISSION STATEMENT The Law Committee has the primary function to follow, study, analyse, discuss and report to the ECTA Management the developments on general and specific issues of EU trade mark law and practice. In the course of its activity the Law Committee regularly prepares position papers on various current issues, often in conjunction with other ECTA Committees, as well as participates (through its Chair, Vice-Chair or volunteers members) in official meetings and/or sessions with EUIPO, WIPO, the European Commission and other sister organisations. The Law Committee, being composed of private practitioners and in-house counsels working both in the EU Member States and abroad, seeks to reflect ECTA’s constituency, believing that a diverse membership is a key factor in representing and giving voice to the largest possible number of EU and non-EU trade mark law experiences.