Inga Lukauskienė
Associate Partner, Patent Attorney, Attorney-at-Law providing legal services
Attorney-at-Law and Patent Attorney Inga Lukauskienė has worked in the field of intellectual property law for more than 25 years and advises Lithuanian and foreign clients on trademarks, designs, copyright protection and unfair competition, and represents them before the State Patent Office of the Republic of Lithuania and the courts of Lithuania and the EU. Every year, international independent legal journals nominate and rank Inga Lukauskienė as an experienced expert in the field of intellectual property law.
- Attorney-at-Law and Patent Attorney Inga Lukauskienė has worked in the field of intellectual property law for more than 25 years and advises Lithuanian and foreign clients on trademarks, designs, copyright protection and unfair competition, and represents them before the State Patent Office of the Republic of Lithuania and the courts of Lithuania and the EU. Every year, international independent legal journals nominate and rank Inga Lukauskienė as an experienced expert in the field of intellectual property law.
- Master's degree in Law, Vilnius University
- Lithuanian, English, Russian
- Member of the Lithuanian Bar Association
- Member of the Lithuanian Association of Patent Attorneys
- McDonald's attempts to challenge trademarks are called an effort to monopolise a prefix
- The “Crustum” story: a trademark used for almost 15 years came under fire
- Bitter sweets wars: disputes between “Ferrero Rocher” and Ukraine's “Roshen”
- Amazon's fight against counterfeits: over 50 lawsuits against suspect traders
- “The same again” protected their rights, but influencers don't think about trademarks
- Common-language words as trademarks: Maxima's second step is successful
- An important step forward in the history of Lithuanian patent law
- Trademark similarity: how important is a single letter
- Another shot by G. Žiemelis: again an ambitious basketball team name
- Registration obstacles for a trademark that has taken root in Lithuania
- COUNTERFEIT GOODS NEWS IN THE “FERRARI” CASE
- AN ATTEMPT TO SAVE COUNTERFEIT GOODS FAILED
- Changes in the Law on Trademarks
