Damodat Timsina is one of dynamic lawyer of WIPS Law. He has extensive experience in the protection, enforcement, opposition and litigation of IP matter in Nepal. He has over 15 years of experience in IP prosecution and Litigation. Currently he is dealing many multinational and large scale domestic companies for their IP right. Mr. Timsina is one of trusting name in Nepalese intellectual property law sector. He is a member of Nepal Bar Association.
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