Dusan Kovacevic
Of Counsel , Serbia
Marija Tomic
Senior Patent Attorney, Serbia
When a recording helps you prove infringement, and when making it puts you in breach. A practical walk through the rules our clients meet most often.
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Recordings turn up in almost every enforcement file: a shop visit filmed on a phone, a call with a distributor, a screen capture of a marketplace listing. They are often the cleanest proof available – and just as often the reason a case becomes complicated.
In this session our attorneys set out when a recording may lawfully be made and used, how it is treated as evidence in regional proceedings, and what to do with material that has already been collected the wrong way. The examples come from actual trademark and anti-counterfeiting matters, with the details anonymised.
