Intellectual Property specialist Victoria Jones to speak at White Paper conference on 24 May
11th May 2023
3PB is delighted to confirm that specialist Intellectual Property Law barrister Victoria Jones will be talking at the White Paper’s Trade Marks Law conference on Wednesday 24/5 in London.
The day conference will focus on “Trade Marks Law & Practice: Shaping New Developments into Solution-Focused Advice for your Clients” and feature specialist IP practitioners as its speakers at London’s Caledonian Club.
Victoria’s talk will consider “How do you distinguish and differentiate in 'indirect confusion' cases, and what evidence will get you over the line?”
For more information on the conference and to book your place, click here.
Victoria Jones is an experienced Intellectual Property specialist, particularly well-known for her expertise in trade mark and passing off matters in relation to which she has acted for many well-known brands as well as many small and medium size enterprises.
Ranked by Chambers and Partners and the Legal 500 in London and the Regions, Victoria is praised for her “attention to detail, innovative thinking and commercial approach [which] are second to none.”
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