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John is a Senior Associate in our Intellectual Property Law team.
John acts for both domestic and international clients on all aspects of contentious and non-contentious intellectual property matters, including trade mark protection, passing off, design rights, copyright, patent infringement and revocation and database rights. In particular, John is an expert on trade mark strategies and brand protection issues and manages international trade mark portfolios for clients.
John also specialises in intellectual property commercialisation and in identifying and advising on intellectual property issues in commercial transactions including mergers and acquisitions and intellectual property onshoring.
In addition, John is an Irish registered trade mark agent and a European Trade Mark and Design Attorney and deals with trade mark and design filing and prosecution actions.
jmilligan@MHC.ie
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