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March 4, 2020

David Mol Featured in INTA’s Young Practitioner Spotlight

International Trademark Association

David Mol, an advisor in Tilleke & Gibbins’ Phnom Penh office, was the subject of the Young Practitioner Spotlight in the March edition of the INTA Bulletin, published by the International Trademark Association (INTA).

The article traces David’s path into legal work, and to Tilleke & Gibbins’ Cambodia office, quoting David on various topics, including his trademark practice, his advice for other up-and-coming trademark lawyers, and his thoughts on the value of INTA. The article also goes into the collaboration between Tilleke & Gibbins and INTA on initiatives such as the Unreal campaign, which aims to spread awareness of intellectual property rights and the problems caused by the trade in counterfeit products.

The INTA Bulletin  is the association’s biweekly newsletter reporting on association activities, current issues in trademark law, and brand management and enforcement. The Young Practitioner Spotlight is a column featuring notable legal practitioners from around the world, highlighting the industry’s best and brightest.

To read the full Young Practitioner Spotlight article on David, please visit the INTA website.

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