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Amber Waynik advises clients on trade mark prosecution, portfolio management, disputes and wider brand protection matters in the UK and supports clients internationally. She helps businesses and individuals protect, manage and enforce their brands, from trade mark filing and portfolio development through to contentious proceedings, online infringement issues and negotiates settlement agreements.

Amber regularly assists with opposition, revocation and invalidation proceedings before the UK Intellectual Property Office (UKIPO) and internationally. She also assists with Company Names Tribunal disputes, Advertising Standards Authority complaints, domain-name complaints through ICANN and Nominet, due diligence, and Customs applications.

Amber’s brand protection and enforcement experience spans a broad range of sectors, including sports, toys, insurance, financial services, food and beverage, fashion and retail, gambling and gaming and MedTech.

Before joining Keltie in 2023, Amber gained practical trade mark experience through the Nottingham Law School Legal Clinic, where she worked directly with clients on a range of trade mark matters. Further, her academic research explored cultural appropriation and intellectual property in the fashion industry, complementing her practical experience of brand protection in fashion, retail and other consumer-facing sectors.

Amber holds an LLM in Intellectual Property Law from Nottingham Trent University, where she received the Nottingham Law School prize for outstanding LLM. She also holds a Postgraduate Certificate in Trade Mark Law and Practice from Queen Mary University of London, where she achieved the highest mark in her year, and completed the Professional Certificate in Trade Mark Practice with distinction.

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Deceptive Trade Marks: When Branding Crosses the Line

04.03.2025

Deceptive Trade Marks: When Branding Crosses the Line

This article explores the dangers trade mark owners may face if they adopt a deceptive trade mark and the lessons they can learn from the recent EU Board of Appeal (BoA) decision on the use of the mark TUNA for food products and retail services.

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Combating the Impact of Counterfeit Goods

22.09.2025

Combating the Impact of Counterfeit Goods

In Eleni Mezulanik’s latest article, she looks at how His Church in the UK addresses this issue by ‘de-branding and rebranding’ counterfeit goods and redistributing the goods to those in need.

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