A Look at the Intellectual Property Market in Cameroon.

Courtesy of CT-AVOCATS: Commercial Law Advisor in Cameroon

Under the sponsorship of CT-AVOCATS and in partnership with Lexis Nexis, the Cameroon Business Lawyers’ Association (CBLA) organized a conference last October 28, 2021 to discuss on the theme, “A Look at the Intellectual Property Market”; focusing on exploiting possible areas of specialisation and business opportunities.

More than 150 participants; mainly Business Lawyers, jurists and academics as well as tech entrepreneurs were in attendance in the CBLA ultra-modern and multipurpose conference hall located at Bonanjo, 610 Vallee des Ministres in Douala, Cameroon.

Moderated by Barrister Ousmanou DJOUBAIROU; key Speakers included Dr. Willy ZOGO representing Lexis Nexis, Barristers Esther NGOM, Dudieu DJOMGA and Mr. José FOUDA; all IP specialists who delivered insightful presentations bordering on the Innovations of the 2015 BANGUI Accord as well as salient points involving IP Contract Drafting; Auditing and Litigation. 

It should be noted that this session came after the one held on 15th of July, 2021 on the theme; “On the Business Prospects of Decentralisation in Cameroon”, also graciously financed by CT-AVOCATS.

The sponsor reiterated its readiness to continue to support all initiatives and projects which have the capacity of valorizing Business Law in Cameroon as well as those capable of contributing towards the development and grandeur of the Cameroon Bar Association.

Barrister Charles TCHUENTE, founder of CT-AVOCATS doubles as the pioneer President of the Cameroon Business Lawyers’ Association which was created for the continuous legal education on Business Law and other related subjects.