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HAVEL & PARTNERS is a well-regarded firm known for its broad practice. The firm advises on contentious trade mark and copyright matters and has a strong foothold in the retail industry assisting with counterfeit issues and unfair competition. The team additionally advises clients from a range of industries on domain name matters and also offers general portfolio management.
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"Havel & Partners were extremely fast with providing legal advice. The materials we provided to them were very extensive and they were able to understand the situation very quickly."
"We know we can rely on Havel & Partners for anything. Their level of expertise and quality is outstanding in all of the areas that we are able to test. They are able to maintain the quality."
"Havel & Partners' work is always detailed, of a high standard, and their recommendations are to rely on."
"Havel & Partners were extremely fast with providing legal advice. The materials we provided to them were very extensive and they were able to understand the situation very quickly."
"We know we can rely on Havel & Partners for anything. Their level of expertise and quality is outstanding in all of the areas that we are able to test. They are able to maintain the quality."
"Havel & Partners' work is always detailed, of a high standard, and their recommendations are to rely on."
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Ivan Rámeš co-leads the practice form HAVEL & PARTNERS' office in Prague and advises on proceedings, infringements and transactional matters related to trade marks, patents and copyright.
"On top of being very knowledgeable, Mr Rámeš has incredible professionalism and reassuring abilities."
"Ivan Rámeš is a really good combination of experience as an IP lawyer and expertise in law with business knowledge."
"He is market-oriented, so he is always able to give the most appropriate, efficient and tailor-made solution. This adds a lot of value to us. He can get things done, not just focusing on mechanisms."