Innovation Disputes

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13 Feb

2024

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Innovation Disputes -lounasseminaarissa D&I:n kokeneet juristit esittelevät viisi totuutta, jotka eivät pala tulessakaan. Tule kuulemaan kokemuksiamme innovatiivisiin teknologioihin ja palveluihin liittyvien erimielisyyksien menestyksekkäästä ratkaisemisesta niin kotimaisissa tuomioistuimissa kuin EUT:ssa – sovintoa unohtamatta.

Lounastilaisuus 13.2.2024

Tilaisuus on suunnattu erityisesti yritysten lakiasiainjohtajille ja teknologiajuristeille.

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Anna Haapanen

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Iiris Kivikari

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Jussi Lehtinen

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Helen Lehto

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Jukka Lång

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