Carmen Then
Carmen graduated with First Class Honours in Bachelor of Laws from University of Liverpool in 2023. She was then admitted as a Barrister-at-Law in England & Wales in 2024 and thereafter, as an Advocate and Solicitor in the High Court of Malaya in 2026.
Carmen’s experience encompasses a broad spectrum of intellectual property and corporate matters. She has worked extensively on IP prosecution matters, including developing IP filing strategies and managing global IP portfolios for a wide range of clients. Carmen also advises on commercial transactions involving intellectual property, such as franchise registration, licensing arrangements, and the assignment and transfer of intellectual property. In addition, she is involved in the drafting and review of corporate and commercial agreements.
Carmen is dedicated to achieving favourable outcomes for the Firm’s clients through diligent representation, innovative problem-solving, and a deep understanding of the legal landscape.
Job Scope
To advise clients on matters such as trademark, industrial design and copyright.
To provide prompt and accurate responses to the clients’ valued requests.
To directly assist and liaise with clients in resolving their intellectual property and corporate queries.
To manage and coordinate with fellow team members within the department.
Education
LL.B (Hons), University of Liverpool
Practice Areas
Trademark
Industrial Design
Copyright
Languages
English
Bahasa Malaysia
Mandarin
Chinese dialects:
Cantonese
