Law firm Jones Day has expanded its intellectual property practice by hiring Rebecca Swindells as a partner.
Swindells joins from law firm Fieldfisher, and she has experience in copyright, trademark and licensing disputes.
She has represented clients in the e-commerce industry.
Anthony Insogna, leader of the firm’s global IP practice, said: “Rebecca’s deep experience in copyright and trademark litigation will significantly strengthen our capabilities throughout Europe, and she will be a valuable addition to our brand protection practice.”
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1 December 2012 Jones Day has launched a fully-licensed Chinese IP agency, following increasing demand for IP consultancy services—particularly for trademarks and copyright.