EIP partner invited to speak at MaCCI Law & Economics Conference

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07 October 2019
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Head of EIP Legal, Gary Moss, has been invited to be a keynote speaker at this year’s conference where the topic is Intellectual Property Proceedings. The conference will provide an international platform for exchange and discussion between academic researchers and practitioners in public authorities, legal counsel, and economic consultancies.

Gary will deliver a keynote lecture and host panel discussions on FRAND and alternative dispute resolutions in IP disputes.

The MaCCI Law and Economics Conference is in its ninth year and will take place in Mannheim, Germany on Thursday 14 and Friday 15 November.

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