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Dmitry Semenov is an associate in Gowlings' Moscow office, practising in all areas of intellectual property, primarily in the areas trade-mark law, patents, copyright, domain name enforcement and anti-counterfeiting.
Dmitry has extensive experience in assisting multinational corporations in intellectual property rights matters, including successful anti-counterfeit activities and litigation. He has additional expertise in advertising, packaging and labeling, marketing, unfair competition, privacy & data protection, trade secrets, IP-related transactions, as well as in regulatory issues relating to the pharmaceutical industry.  “Chapter on Russia”. Trademarks Throughout the World, Thomson West, 2010 (in co-authorship with M.Drel)
“Chapter on Russia”. World Trademark Review. Anti-Counterfeiting 2008. A Global Guide, Globe Business Publishing Ltd., 2008 (in coauthorship with Marina I. Drel)
“Recent Changes in Russian Legislation on Protection of Trademarks and Copyright: An Opinion of a Practicing Lawyer”. Law in Transition Period 2004. Legislation on Competition and Politics, EBRD, 2004 (in co-authorship with Marina I. Drel, Pavel Arievich and Michael Malloy)
“New Rules on Criminal Liability for Copyright Infringements” Canadian Business in Russia Newsletter, CBAR, 2003 (in coauthorship with Magdalena Sekula)
“Changes to Russian Intellectual Property Laws Aim to Stop Cybersquatters, Pirates and Counterfeiters”. Canadian Business in Russia Newsletter, CBAR, 2002 (in co-authorship with Kathryn E.Szymczyk)
Authored articles in firm newsletters on various aspects of Russian intellectual property law and court practice |
