
Simon Casinader
Simon Casinader is a partner in the London office at K&L Gates and had previously worked in their Melbourne office for over seven years. Simon is an intellectual property lawyer with extensive experience in protecting and enforcing intellectual property rights across multiple jurisdictions.
His experience includes developing and enforcing brand protection strategies on matters for trade mark, copyright and design owners, and providing contentious and non-contentious advice in relation to all aspects of intellectual property law.
Simon works with his clients to prosecute, manage and enforce international trade mark and design portfolios and regularly advises on related clearance issues. His broad range of experience includes prosecuting Australian, New Zealand, UK, EU and international trade mark and design applications as well as acting and appearing in contentious trade mark and patent opposition proceedings before IP Australia, IPONZ, the UKIPO and the EUIPO.
Simon has represented clients in legal proceedings concerning patent, trade mark, design and copyright infringement, as well as the misuse of confidential information and trade practices cases before the Federal Court of Australia, Supreme Court of Victoria, Intellectual Property Enterprise Court and High Court of Justice in the UK.
Simon also assists client with a wide range of online conduct matters including the recovery of domain names registered in bad faith, eCommerce disputes and social media issues and he has specific experience in developing, managing and enforcing anti-counterfeiting campaigns and customs programs for clients.
How Patents & Trade Secrets Are Utilised In Motorsport
Published Friday, 12 January 2024.
How athletes can manage competing sponsorship obligations
Published Friday, 16 June 2023.
Juventus FC Secures Landmark Ruling Securing Trade Mark Rights For NFTs
Published Monday, 13 February 2023.
What The UK Competition Authority’s Price Fixing Investigation Means For Football Clubs & Kit Suppliers
Published Wednesday, 17 August 2022.
Trade Marks In Sport: Ronaldinho & Henry Case Shows How To Raise ‘Bad Faith Objections’
Published Friday, 15 July 2022.
EUIPO 2 : AC Milan 0 - AC Milan Fails To Register Its New Club Crest In EU Trade Mark Case
Published Tuesday, 11 January 2022.
Athlete Brand Ambassadors: Do's And Don'ts for Sponsors
Published Friday, 19 November 2021.
'Conceptual similarity' key to British Gymnastics' trade mark victory over UK Gymnastics
Published Wednesday, 19 May 2021.