International Legal Guide to: Trade Marks 2019 – Russia Chapter

13.5.2019

Our trademark attorney Annikki Hämäläinen has written the Russia chapter in The International Comparative Legal Guide to: Trade Marks 2019.

Here you will find a broad overview of common issues in the trademark law and regulations in Russia.

You can read the Russia chapter here.

Russia-Eurasia, Trademarks

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HÄMÄLÄINEN ANNIKKI

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