PETOŠEVIĆ Bosnia Organizes Roundtable for Market Inspectors, Customs Officials
On December 9, 2011, PETOŠEVIĆ Bosnia, in cooperation with the American Chamber of Commerce in Bosnia, organized a roundtable on intellectual property protection for the local market inspectors and customs officials.
Approximately 60 officials attended the roundtable in Banja Luka, northeastern Bosnia, during which they participated in lectures on IP-related legislative provisions and had a chance to observe samples of counterfeit products.
Representatives from Nike, Procter & Gamble and Japan Tobacco International, all PETOŠEVIĆ clients, prepared presentations on how to spot the differences between genuine and counterfeit products. Dragan Micunovic, who represented PETOŠEVIĆ Bosnia, held a presentation on trademark infringement.
For more information, please contact Alma Vilic at our Bosnia office.
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