Area(s) of expertise:
Media
Intellectual Property
Practice areas
- Intellectual property
- Freedom of the Press
- Media law
- Regulation of Games of Chance
- Advertising law
Education
- IP law and International Law, University of Amsterdam,
1998
- LL.M. with merits, King's College London, UK, 1999
(Chevening Scholar, Stibbe Steppingstone Scholar)
- International Relations, University of Amsterdam, 1994 -
1997
- Columbia University School of Law, New York,
NY, USA, 1995-96
- French language, Université de Nice, France, 1992-93
Jens van den Brink
Jens Van den Brink started practicing law in January 2000, after
studying in Amsterdam, London, New York and Nice. He joined Kennedy
Van der Laan in 2001.
Jens is part of both our intellectual property and our media
practice groups. He specializes in intellectual property law,
with a focus on the advice and litigation for media companies.
Aside from issues involving the more classical IP rights such as
trademark and copyright law, Jens is specialized in the freedom of
speech (defamation), gaming law, internet law and media law.
Jens regularly lectures on media, IP, internet and freedom of
speech subjects. He provides workshops in Intellectual Property law
at the Media Academy in Hilversum, is guest lecturer in Media
Law at the Postacademische Dagbladopleiding
Journalistiek of Erasmus University and School for
Journalism in Utrecht and guest lecturer in Internet Law (post
academic education) at the VU University in Amsterdam.
He is co-author of the
International Libel & Privacy Handbook (Bloomberg, 2009)
and editor-in-chief of media law blog
Media
Report.