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Staff Details - Phillips Ormonde & Fitzpatrick | Intellectual Property Law Firm - Patent and Trade Mark Attorneys - Research and Investigation

Team member profile : Margaret Ryan

 
 
Name: Margaret Ryan
Office Location: Melbourne
Position: Special Counsel
Qualifications: Bachelor of Arts, University of Sydney, 1985
Bachelor of Laws (Hons), University of Sydney, 1988
Admitted to Legal Practice, 1989
Registered Trade Marks Attorney, 1999
Practice Areas:
Direct Telephone: +61 3 9622 2224
Facsimile: +61 3 9614 1867
Email: margaret.ryan@pof.com.au
Profile: Before joining Phillips Ormonde Fitzpatrick Lawyers in 1998, Margaret practiced as a solicitor and then as a barrister.

Margaret has 20 years experience in both intellectual property litigation and non-contentious work. Her experience in drafting and negotiating intellectual property agreements includes patent and trade mark licences and assignments, website agreements, confidentiality agreements, trade mark co-existence agreements, distribution agreements, software agreements and consultancy agreements. She also advises on a wide range of intellectual property, consumer protection and restrictive trade practices issues including breach of contract and labelling law.

Margaret also conducts trade mark oppositions before the Trade Marks Office.
Year joined: 1998
Year qualified: 1989
Memberships: Member - The Intellectual Property Society of Australia and New Zealand Inc
Member - Victoria Society of Computers and the Law
Member - Law Institute of Victoria
Member - Australian Corporate Lawyers Association
Member - Victorian Women Lawyers
Other Activities: Margaret enjoys the theatre, travel and dining out
   
 
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