Members of Georgian Lawyers for Independent Profession participated by special invitation in the international IP Mediation conference organized by the EU Intellectual Property Office in Malta. The conference discussed mediation's role, trademarks, and artificial intelligence in intellectual property protection.
🔹 The international IP Mediation conference held in Malta has concluded, with members of Georgian Lawyers for Independent Profession participating by special invitation.
The conference was organized by the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) and featured leading experts from various countries specializing in intellectual property and mediation.
Key topics discussed during the event included:
✅ The role of mediation in protecting intellectual property;
✅ Practical use of mediation in trademarks and geographical indications;
✅ The impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on mediation processes and risk assessment;
✅ The relationship between the judiciary system and mediation.
The Georgian delegation's active participation highlighted once again the involvement of lawyers in international legal and mediation platforms, which is important for the development of the profession and strengthening international cooperation.
🇬🇪 Georgian Lawyers for Independent Profession continue their active engagement in international events, fostering the sharing of modern approaches and enhancing professional standards.
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