About Leslie Gail Williams

Leslie Gail Williams is a lawyer practicing intellectual property, international, corporate and 1 other area of law. Leslie received a M.A. degree from College of Europe, Bruges, Belgium in 1975, and has been licensed for 46 years. Leslie practices at Intelink Law Group, PC in Newport Beach, CA.

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Areas of Law

Intellectual Property
Other 3
- International
- Corporate
- Data, Privacy and Security

Practice Details

Languages

French
German
Spanish
Firm Information

Position
Attorney

Firm Name
Intelink Law Group, PC

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Experience

Bar Admission & Memberships

Admissions
1980, California
1980, U.S. District Court, Districts of California

Bar Fellowship
Max Planck Institute for Foreign and International Industrial Property and Copyright Law, 1980-1982. Legal Translator for C.H. Beck Verlag, Munich, West Germany (1983—), "Pharmon v. Hoechst: Limits on the Community Exhaustion Principle in Respect of Compulsory Patent Licenses," Fordham Corporation Law Institute, 1987; "Exporting the California Franchise to the EC", The California International Practitioner, Vol. 2, No. 1, 1990-1991, p. 18; "Aspects of Intellectual Property law in the European Community," Hastings Int'l & Comparative Law Review, 1993; "The European Community in View of Maastricht," Los Angeles County Bar Association Seminar, June 1993; "Current Legal Developments in the EU," Thirteenth Whittier International Law Symposium, 1996. Appointee, Team Europe.
Education & Certifications

Law School
University of California at Davis School of Law
Class of 1980
J.D.

Other Education
College of Europe, Bruges, Belgium
Class of 1975
M.A.

Occidental College
Class of 1974
B.A.
cum laude

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