The impact of a “no deal” Brexit on your IP – an update on what you need to do now

Hiroshi Sheraton is a partner in the firms Intellectual Property practice in London. Specialising in patents, Hiroshi often works on a cross-border basis, co-ordinating pan-European and global IP litigation, as well as advising clients on international patent strategies. He has represented clients in the UKIPO, EPO, EUIPO, the English Courts and the CJEU and has experience of IP matters across Europe, the USA and Asia-Pacific

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Jessica Le Gros heads Baker McKenzie’s Trade Mark Registration practice in London. She has extensive experience in intellectual property enforcement, particularly in trade mark infringement and customs matters. For two years, she served as operations manager for Unilever’s global trade mark portfolio. Jessica is a member of the European Communities Trade Mark Association and a qualified solicitor in New Zealand. Jessica focuses her practice on global trade mark prosecution and advisory work for the Firm’s global and regional clients. She has particular experience implementing Baker McKenzie’s offshored portfolio management model, and refining innovative technological and process-based offerings to clients in the areas of clearance, filing acquisition and disposal of trade marks.

Rachel Wilkinson-Duffy is of Counsel in the London IP department. Rachel specialises in UK and EUIPO registry disputes and is a member of CITMA's Brexit Working Group.