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Antwerp
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Education

  • Master of Laws, Universiteit Antwerpen, 2019.
  • Master of Intellectual Property and ICT Law, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (Brussel), 2020.
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Trademarks
the-rise-of-digital-fashion-a-new-area-for-community-design-rights
12 December, 2023
The rise of digital fashion: A new area for community design rights?

PublicationsDesignsTrademarksAnnelies Van Esbroeck

The fashion industry is transforming from analog to digital. This evolution came about due to the increasing demand for...

Replacement – a way to get your cloned trademark rights in the UK covered by your international registration?
18 January, 2023
Replacement – a way to get your cloned trademark rights in the UK covered by your international registration?

PublicationsTrademarksAnnelies Van Esbroeck

Since 1 January 2021, EU trademarks (EUTMs) are no longer protected trademarks in the UK due to Brexit. In light hereof, the...

liable if anything goes wrong with an AI system
14 February, 2022
Artificial Intelligence & Liability – Whodunit?

PublicationsTrademarksPieter De GrauweAnnelies Van Esbroeck

Artificial Intelligence ("AI") is commonly associated with progress, growth and technological improvements. It has the potential of...

1 December, 2021
BREXIT: License Agreements

PublicationsIP strategyPieter De GrauweAnnelies Van Esbroeck

The syllogism of Brexit: Major premise: my agreement is valid in the EU Minor premise: the UK is not part of the EU Conclusion: my...

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