UPDATES: Thick as intellectual property lawyers

Issue #109, 1st November 2008


The South African Institute of Intellectual Property Lawyers (SAIIPL) declares on its website that among its objectives is “to act as a disciplinary body that protects the interests of the South African public by ensuring that standards and practices in the field of Intellectual Property Law are maintained”.

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Submitted by : Pete on 2008-10-29 14:17:26
Completely ignore everything any profession says about its intentions to "protect you". Their intentions are, 100%, to milk you while protecting themselves.
GB Shaw said it 100yrs ago: "All professions are conspiracies against the laity". Fact.
The only time you will get any joy out of the professional bodies (there "to protect the public" - yeah, right), will be if they happen to hate their colleague under investigation more than they hate your upstart complaining ass.
Even then, they may protect him if they're involved in the same racket.

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