
Anne Suutala: How I ended up in the IPR field and what I have learned
Law Firm Manager Anne Suutala, who takes care of administrative tasks, marketing communications and also client assignments in a paralegal role at Kaulo & Partners, has followed the IPR industry and its development for 17 years. The years include numerous shared client stories, lessons learned and a special wish: It would be great to see more internationally known, successful brands from Finland!
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Practical tips regarding trademark protection in Africa
As Africa is rising as a business destination for more and more Finnish and European companies, more attention needs to be paid to trademark protection in African countries. Jani Kaulo shares four practical tips for companies for whom Africa is an interesting export market.
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Kaulo & Partners celebrates its 1st anniversary: "We've got a good start"
Today, exactly one year has passed since Finland's first law firm specializing in brand rights was founded. Despite the challenging world situation, KAULO & PARTNERS celebrates its 1st anniversary in a positive mood. In the words of the company's founder, Jani Kaulo: "We’ve got a good start and the train is running on schedule".
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IP rights in Russia in the new situation
Our legal trainee Eeva Tanttula compiled a blog article about intellectual property rights in Russia. Despite the problems, Russia does not seem to be planning the destruction of the IP system. "Therefore, Russia should not be completely excluded from IP strategies, but rather calmly monitor the development,” Jani Kaulo advises brand owners.
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ECTA 2022: IPR funding for SMEs continues – startups need to enhance the use of brand rights
Jani Kaulo participated as a representative of KAULO & PARTNERS in the main European event in the trademark industry, the ECTA conference in Copenhagen on June 16-18, 2022. KAULO & PARTNERS is actively involved in developing trademark legislation, industry practices and international cooperation in ECTA's Supervisory Board and International Trade Committee.
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