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

Team member profile : Anita Brown

 
 
Name: Anita Brown
Office Location: Melbourne
Position: Trade Marks Attorney & Lawyer
Qualifications: Bachelor of Laws / Bachelor of Arts (Journalism), Deakin University, 2003
Admitted to Legal Practice, 2005
Registered Trade Marks Attorney, 2009
Practice Areas:
Direct Telephone: + 61 3 9622 2132
Facsimile: + 61 3 9614 1867
Email: anita.brown@pof.com.au
Profile: Before commencing her legal career, Anita worked as a journalist and sub-editor at Australia’s largest regional daily newspaper. Prior to joining Phillips Ormonde Fitzpatrick in 2007, Anita was employed as a solicitor with a boutique advertising and marketing firm advising on all aspects of trade mark law including searches, registration and prosecution. Her work at that firm also involved advertising clearances, advising on various promotional and marketing activities, licensing, confidential information, food labelling, copyright and privacy and spam issues.

Anita is a member of our Trade Marks Team where she advises foreign and local clients on trade mark searching, prosecution and enforcement. Anita is also a member of Phillips Ormonde Fitzpatrick Lawyers Commercial Group.

Anita is currently undertaking a Master of Intellectual Property Law at the University of Melbourne.
Year joined: 2007
Year qualified: 2005
Memberships: Member - Law Institute of Victoria
Member - Institute of Patent and Trade Mark Attorneys of Australia
Member - Intellectual Property Society of Australia and New Zealand
Other Activities: Anita enjoys music, cinema, reading and sport.
   
 
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