- External Seminars
Patent Infringement in Japan in the Age of Globalization: Revisiting the Principle of Territoriality and Cross-border Infringement
- Date
- May 7, 2025
- Venue
- Munich Munich Intellectual Property Law Center
Tokyo of counsel Makiko Takabe delivered a lecture titled “Patent Infringement in Japan in the Age of Globalization: Revisiting the Principle of Territoriality and Cross-border Infringement.” This was a part of the MIPLC Lecture Series, hosted by the Munich Intellectual Property Law Center on May 7, 2025.
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Ms. Takabe has over 40 years’ experience as a senior judge handling civil proceedings in a variety of fields, including more than 20 years presiding over intellectual property proceedings. Ms. Takabe was in charge of numerous cases during her time as a judge and led intellectual property proceedings in Japan. This experience has made her exceptionally capable in assisting her clients achieve favorable results in patent infringement proceedings, trademark-related proceedings, copyright proceedings, and trade secret infringement proceedings. She also advises clients on matters relating to design, brand, character, honor, privacy, publicity, portrait rights and license agreements.