Amy
Surkis
Amy is a commercial litigator with expertise in intellectual property litigation. WIth a scientific background, Amy has extensive patent litigation experience in the Federal Court of Australia, both at first instance and on appeal. She also accepts briefs more broadly, including in trade marks, copyright and breach of confidence disputes.
Amy is a commercial litigator with expertise in intellectual property litigation. WIth a scientific background, Amy has extensive patent litigation experience in the Federal Court of Australia, both at first instance and on appeal. She also accepts briefs more broadly, including in trade marks, copyright and breach of confidence disputes.
Amy has experience in a wide range of industries, including the pharmaceutical, biologics and mining sectors. Her practice has also included providing comprehensive advice to clients on protecting and enforcing their intellectual property rights (including copyright, trade marks and patents).
She has recently been recognised as a Rising Star in Intellectual Property by Doyles (2022) and Managing IP (2019).
Prior to coming to the bar, Amy was a Senior Associate in MinterEllison’s disputes resolution team.
Amy graduated from Monash University with a Bachelor of Laws (first class honours) and Bachelor of Science (Molecular Biology and Biochemistry).
Amy read with Peter Creighton-Selvay and her senior mentor is Tom Cordiner KC.
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