Intellectual Property Law and Practice in Israel - Liss, Eran; Adin, Dan
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Intellectual Property Law and Practice in Israel provides a comprehensive overview of Israeli intellectual property laws and an in-depth analysis of the pertinent case law.

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Intellectual Property Law and Practice in Israel provides a comprehensive overview of Israeli intellectual property laws and an in-depth analysis of the pertinent case law.
Autorenporträt
Eran Liss is a founding partner of Adin-Liss Law Offices, a leading and highly ranked Israeli IP boutique based in Tel Aviv. He provides the entire range of intellectual property services to a wide array of international clients. He has been consistently ranked by top research companies as one of the leading IP lawyers in Israel, for meeting "the highest standards of competence, professionalism, and responsiveness" (Legal 500). Eran Liss is an active lecturer on IP and IT related issues, and has also contributed the Israeli chapter of INTA's Practitioner's Guide to the Madrid Agreement and Madrid Protocol. Dan Adin is a founding partner of Adin-Liss Law Offices, a leading and highly ranked Israeli IP boutique based in Tel Aviv. He has significant experience with complex litigation in patent, trademark, and copyright matters. He represents a range of international clients (including many of the world's largest and Fortune 500 companies) in the enforcement and litigation of intellectual property rights, and in managing large local trademark portfolios of famous brands. He has been consistently ranked by leading research companies (such as Chambers and Partners, PLC Which Lawyer?, etc.) as one of the leading IP lawyers in Israel, being described as an "exceptional litigator: precise, quick, thorough, sharp" and "very good, very knowledgeable and very thorough." Dan Adin is also a frequent lecturer and writer on IP rights in Israel.