Introduction

Disputes in Intellectual Property (IP) are as multifaceted as the subject itself. To name only a few, they can range from the most complex patent infringement, technology transfer and research and development cases, over software licensing, IP financing, trademark coexistence and design issues, to questions of art resale rights or the use of traditional knowledge. IP disputes often have specific needs that require tailored resolution methods. First and foremost, the specificity of the subject matter demands legal and technical expertise from involved dispute resolution ...