How are European courts shaping the future of intellectual property law? How should they respond to the challenges posed by artificial intelligence and emerging technologies? And how will evolving European frameworks influence the way IP disputes are resolved?
Over two days, leading judges, academics and practitioners will come together in Luxembourg to explore these and other pressing questions. BOIP warmly recommends this interesting event.
Conference highlights
- High-level panel discussions
- Lively exchange
- Fresh perspectives on the developments shaping European IP law today - across jurisdictions, legal traditions and professional backgrounds.
Two-day conference
| Day 1 - Thursday, 3 December 2026 | Day 2 - Friday, 4 December 2026 |
| Venue: European Convention Centre Luxembourg (ECCL) | Venue: Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) |
| UPC update: Jurisdiction and FRAND | Recent Developments in IP: Fundamental rights and AI-related Infringement |
GRUR / uni.lu / MUCPAT warmly invite you to explore the programme and join them in Luxembourg for two stimulating days of discussion, exchange and new perspectives.
For more information about the speakers, programme and the two locations, please visit the conference website