Lorraine Lowell Neale#3274

Lorraine Lowell Neale

Trade Mark Attorney/Solicitor, Consultant, Kilburn & Strode
Lorraine is dual qualified, as a registered trade mark attorney, and a solicitor specialising in intellectual property law. Lorraine joined Kilburn & Strode in September 2016. 
Lorraine has experience in contentious UK, EU and international intellectual property law across a broad range of industry sectors including the Automotive, Beauty and Cosmetics, Broadcasting, Fashion, Food and Drink, Pharmaceuticals, Publishing, Retail, and Telecoms sectors.
 
As a Trade Mark attorney, Lorraine handles a broad range of trade mark matters including coordinating multinational filing and management of trade mark portfolios and advising on international contentious matters.

As a solicitor, Lorraine has created and managed cross-jurisdictional IP enforcement and exploitation programs for major brand owners. In this capacity, Lorraine directed project teams that included local lawyers, investigators, government officials such as customs, police, trading standards, and clients’ licensees and distributors. She has been involved in high profile UK litigation including for a British public service broadcaster in copyright infringement actions. Lorraine has also successfully defended a global consumer product company in an Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) complaint in relation the allegedly misleading nature of their television advertising for a well-known house hold product. 
Before joining Kilburn & Strode Lorraine most recently worked as a Professional Support Lawyer in the International IP Group of a major global law firm where she kept the Group current in UK/EU/International IP developments, managed the Group’s know-how resources, and created and delivered training both internally and to clients.
Lorraine is a dual national (Maltese and British) and speaks Maltese (Arabic based language), Italian and has a working knowledge of French. Lorraine is also entitled to practice as a solicitor in Ireland and Malta.
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Managing a trade mark portfolio
Managing a trade mark portfolio
Practice notes

This Practice Note provides strategic and practical advice on managing a trade mark portfolio. It covers the issues to take into account when setting up the portfolio and best practice for maintaining it, including advice on management issues such as: dealing with deadlines, renewals and budgeting. It sets out potential strategies for monitoring the activities of third parties and enforcing the trade marks against them, and outlines ongoing considerations relating to the audit and review of the portfolio.

Practice Area

Panel

  • Contributing Author

Qualified Year

  • 1998

Membership

  • Registered Trade Mark Attorney (IPREG)
  • Solicitor of the Senior Courts of England and Wales (1988) – The Law Society
  • Admitted to the Roll of solicitors in the Republic of Ireland (2019)- The Law Society of Ireland
  • Presidential Warrant to practice as a solicitor in Malta (2019) - Malta Chamber of Advocates

Qualifications

  • Nottingham Law School, Professional Certificate in Trade Mark Practice (Distinction) (2019-2020)
  • Queen Mary University of London, Post Graduate Certificate In Trade Mark Law and Practice (Distinction) (2018-2019)
  • Kings College London, LLM Intellectual Property and Competition Law (2009-2011 (Part Time))
  • London School of Economics, LLM Intellectual Property (1993-1995 (Part Time))
  • The College of Law, Lancaster Gate, Law Society Final Examinations, Common Professional Examination (1983-1985)
  • Roehampton University, London, Post Graduate Certificate in Education (1981-1982)
  • University of Bristol, BSc (Hons) Psychology, 2:1 (1978-1981)
  • United World College of the Atlantic, International Baccalaureate (1975-1977)

Education

  • Nottingham Law School (2019 - 2020)
  • Queen Mary University of London (2018-2019)
  • Kings College London (2009-2011 (Part Time))
  • London School of Economics, (1993-1995 (Part Time))
  • The College of Law, Lancaster Gate (1983-1985)
  • University of Bristol (1978-1981)
  • United World College of the Atlantic, South Wales (1975-1977)

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