Lecture to the Nelt Group

We are proud to report that our managing partner Dejan Bogdanovic held a lecture on Legal Risks and Adequate Protection of Intellectual Property hosted by the Nelt Group.

Chambers & Partners Europe 2022 ranked MJB in Band 1 of IP law offices in Serbia

Chambers & Partners Europe 2022 ranked MJB in Band 1 of IP law offices in Serbia. Dejan Bogdanovic and Mara Jankovic are recognized as the leading practitioners in the field. Read more. MJB was also ranked in Band 2 for dispute resolution, and Vladimir Djeric once again identified as one of the leading lawyers in the […]

WTR 1000 2021 recognizes Mara Jankovic as one of the leading in intellectual property law

According to WTR 1000 2021 rankings, Ms. Mara Jankovic has been recognized as a person who deftly traversing the contentious/non-contentious divide and is “technically excellent, responsive and super-personable”. She is a domain name disputes arbitrator with the Committee for the Resolution of Disputes Relating to the Registration of National Internet Domains.

WTR 1000 2021 awards MJB gold brand as one of the top IP firms in Serbia

MJB has been repeatedly recommended as one of the best IP firms in Serbia. The WTR 1000 2021 rankings awards MJB gold brand describing them as efficient, flexible in their approach and solution driven, always on top of the latest legal developments – not only in Europe, but worldwide. Dejan Bogdanovic and Mara Jankovic are recognized as co-captains of the whole team who set a high standard in terms of quality and service.

Press Council adopts a complaint filed by MJB attorneys in the name of TV hosts Zoran Kesic and Ivan Ivanovic

MJB attorneys filed a complaint in the name of TV hosts Zoran Kesic and Ivan Ivanovic to the Commission for Complaints of the Press Council for the violation of the Code of Ethics of Serbian Journalists by the daily paper Serbian Telegraph (Nezavisne dnevne novine Srpski telegraf) and the news portal republika.rs. The complaint concerns articles published in the referenced media in which the signer Aleksandar Vuksanovic, better known as Aca Lukas, “threatened” to “kill” Ivanovic and Kesic if his “mother dies” because “they were calling on people to come out to the streets and disregard self-isolation measures”. The complaint points out that the singer’s “threat” is based on “inaccurate information,” which the journalists failed to verify. Also, the second article complained of, in addition to the above statements, contains several assertions that can be characterized as hate speech and incitement to violence towards Kesic and Ivanovic.