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Our specialised IP practice advises on IP litigation and IP commercial matters. We are relied on for the "make or break" matters for some of New Zealand's largest companies as well as high-profile global organisations – whether it is mission critical litigation or the most sensitive of commercial deals. We consider that our clients view us as the leading IP team in New Zealand
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Russell McVeagh provides expertise in both contentious and non-contentious IP issues, regularly advising clients on trade mark infringement disputes and IP licensing. The firm is adept at representing clients before all levels of the New Zealand courts system and boasts some of the country's most notable banks and broadcasters as part of its client roster.
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Russell McVeagh acted for New Zealand telecoms operator, Spark, in filing oppositions to Huawei's application for trade marks relating to its Sparkoo brand.
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RM provide excellent client service in the sense of turning around advice really quickly and in timely fashion and delivering in a way that is useful for clients.
Russell McVeagh understands what the business wants and how it wants it delivered.
RM provide excellent client service in the sense of turning around advice really quickly and in timely fashion and delivering in a way that is useful for clients.
Russell McVeagh understands what the business wants and how it wants it delivered.
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Joe Edwards focuses the IP element of his practice on representing clients in trade mark disputes and copyright infringement mandates. As an established litigator, he has appeared at all levels of the courts system in New Zealand.
Joe Edwards is the best external lawyer I've ever worked with. He is always available and always has an in-depth understanding of the applicable areas of law and the issues our business is facing.
Joe's response speed is great. He quickly resolves problems for us and is fully aware of commercial timing and its importance.
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