Online courts and the future of IP litigation

Managing IP Correspondent

July 04 2016

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Are online courts the future for IP disputes? That was the topic of the annual Collyer Bristow IP debate between Tim Bamford and Karen Fong. They reveal some snippets from their diaries in the months leading up to the big fight

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