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Jon Brestoff Parker

Dubai
As seen in: Lexology, Mondaq, Intellectual Property
Chartered Trade Mark and Design Attorney, assisting start-ups, up-starts & multinationals in creation, identification, protection & exploitation of IP rights
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Gowling WLG strengthens IP practice in the Middle East with appointment of James Dunne

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By James Dunne Verified, Jon Brestoff Parker
| Intellectual Property
Gowling WLG has further strengthened its award-winning intellectual property (IP) practice with the appointment of James Dunne as Head of Brands for the Middle East in its Dubai office. James has built a strong reputation in the UAE and internationally advising clients on the full spectrum of contentious and non-contentious IP matters.
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Gowling WLG named 'UAE Intellectual Property Law Firm of the Year' at the Chambers Middle East Awards 2026

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By Jon Brestoff Parker, Bachir Chakra
| Intellectual Property
Awards and recognition Gowling WLG's Intellectual Property team in the Middle East has been named 'UAE Intellectual Property Law Firm of the Year' at the Chambers Middle East Awards 2026, recognising the team's market-leading work, continued growth and quality of service.
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Sea change: what now for food and land in Wales?

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By Jon Brestoff Parker
| ffcc.co.uk
Wales has voted for change. After 27 years of Labour‑led government, the Senedd now has a new political shape, with Plaid Cymru emerging as the largest party and seeking to form a minority government. It is very early in the life of the new Senedd. Predicting how debates will unfold would be speculative. But the contours of the conversation ahead are already visible – and for those working on food, farming and land use, there is a real opportunity for a positive reset.
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