Date & Time: April 28 2022 15h00 -16h00 GMT = 16.00 – 17.00 CET
The Influence of Women in IP: Women and the Unified Patent Court.
What the Panel Discussion is About
The establishment of the Unified Patent Court is likely the biggest game
changer in European patent system. But what role and influence will women play
in shaping this new Court?
Should under the UPC the opportunities for women be stronger established?
Should women judges, given equal qualification and competence, be given
priority in the selection process? Should there be adjustments made to allow
judges who are also parents to participate in the UPC?
And, is there a need to come to grips with more gender-neutral language
under the UPC?
This panel addresses these and more questions relating to women in IP and
asks what can be done to remove gender barriers in intellectual property.
About the Speakers
Marina Tavassi has until most recently been the President of the Milan Court of Appeal. She has been a judge in Italy for over 40 years (specialized in IP) and sat on Samsung vs Apple, Italy. Since June 2014, she has also been a member of the panel of experts responsible for drafting rules of procedure for European Unitary Patent Court. She has also been a national judge on the Enlarged Board of Appeal of the European Patent Office (based in Munich). She is of counsel with BonelliErede.
Julia Dias is Senior IP
Policy Counsel for Huawei. Julia specialises in SEP/FRAND licensing, litigation
and policy. She is also the Vice Chair of the IPR working group of Digital
Europe. Prior to joining Huawei, Julia gained IP experience in the UK and in
Germany, including at the EPO where she worked in various ICT projects focusing
on SEPs and emerging technologies.
Katie Colart Katie
is a partner in the London IP litigation team at Kirkland & Ellis. Katie
specialises predominantly in patent litigation across a range of sectors
including life sciences and tech. Katie regularly deals with major cross-border
disputes of significant strategic importance to her clients and is ranked as an
“Up and Coming” lawyer by Chambers, and a “Next Generation Partner” by The
Legal 500.
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