PROFESSIONAL CAREER:
Carmen Amor has been an associate at Baylos since 2024, previously she worked at Hoyng Rokh Monegier.
She has more than eight years of experience representing national and international clients in litigation related to Copyright, Trademarks, Designs, Unfair Competition and Patents. She provides advice in relation to intangible asset protection strategies and negotiation of agreements. She also has experience in handling proceedings before the EUIPO and the SPTO.
EDUCATION:
Bachelor’s degree in Law from the Complutense University of Madrid (2011).
Master’s in Industrial and Intellectual Property Law, Social Networks and ICT from ESADE, Ramón Llull University (2015).
RECOGNITIONS:
Managing IP – Rising Star 2023
ASSOCIATIONS:
Member of the Madrid Bar Association.
Member of DENAE (Spanish Association of Entertainment Law).
PUBLICATIONS:
“Accumulation of protections: industrial design and copyright. Necessary originality threshold”. Comunicaciones en Propiedad Industrial y Derecho de la Competencia, n.º 97, Sept.- Dec. 2022, CEFI - Instituto de Derecho y Ética Industrial (IDEI).
“Commentary on the judgment of January 29, 2020, in Case C-371/18 ‘SKYKICK’. Limits to the requirement of clarity and precision in the wording of goods and services and interpretation of the concept of bad faith in the light of the intention to use the mark”. Comunicaciones en Propiedad Industrial y Derecho de la Competencia, n.º 90, May-August 2020, CEFI - Instituto de Derecho y Ética Industrial (IDEI).
TEACHING:
Masterclass in the Master of Intellectual and Industrial Property - Universidad Internacional de Valencia.
