Mohamed Jameel Hamid is a qualified attorney and trade mark practitioner specialising in the filing and prosecution of trade marks throughout the word, with a special focus on Africa. He is experienced at conducting portfolio reviews and developing trade mark strategies, having spent a number of years in intellectual property litigation, prior to joining the trade mark prosecution team. Serving a broad local and international client base, Jameel has experience in litigation relating to trade marks, copyright, passing-off, unlawful competition, domain name disputes and company/business name objections.
He completed his BA and LLB degrees through North West University, is an admitted attorney and a qualified SAIIPL Trade Mark Practitioner. He is a recipient of the Chris Job award (an intra-firm prize,) for the best results in the Trade Mark Practitioner examinations (2016) and Lexology recognised him as a Legal Influencer (2019).
Academic qualifications:
- UCT Commercial and Contract Law course | 2018
- SAIIPL Group 2 Practitioners | 2016
- SAIIPL Group 1 Practitioners | 2015
- LLB – North West University | 2013
- Dip Microsoft Access (Database Development) | 2000
- Dip Visual Basic Software Development – Hatfield Business College | 2000
- BA Law – North West University | 1998
- Admitted Attorney | 2016
- Trade Mark Practitioner | 2016
