mr. Lisa van Dongen

Bio

Lisa van Dongen is a PhD candidate and lecturer at TILT and TILEC. She has obtained her LL.M cum laude in both Law and Technology and International and European Law: EU Economic and Competition Law at Tilburg University, and is now working to obtain her doctorate in law.

Her research interests lie primarily in intellectual property law, particularly judicial remedies in the enforcement of copyrights and patents in the EU. Her doctorate research ("Redesigning Remedies in Patent Enforcement: One Size Does Not Fit All") explores from a law and economics perspective how patent enforcement can contribute to policy objectives of specific industries (ICT and healthcare) and the patent system in general, while considering potentially competing interests at the intersection of patent enforcement, innovation, competition law and other entitlements.

Earlier research has also focused on the Internet of Things and privacy of the home within the Privacy Spaces project at TILT.

Expertise

Intellectual property law; Innovation; Law and Economics

Teaching

Autumn 2018 - Teaching assistant for the course Intellectual Property and Privacy at JADS

Spring 2019 - Teaching assistant for the course Advanced Topics in Intellectual Property Rights in the Master's Degree Programme Law and Technology

Autumn 2019 - Guest lecturer for the course Intellectual Property and Privacy at JADS ("How intellectual property rights limit the use of data II")

Autumn 2018/Spring 2020 - Course coordinator and lecturer for the course Master's Thesis Law and Technology in the Master's Degree Programme Law and Technology

Spring 2021/Present - Guest lecturer for the course Advanced Topics in Intellectual Property Rights in the Master's Degree Programme Law and Technology ("Problem child or golden child? The strange case of software protection under IP law")

Autumn 2018/present - Supervisor of Master's theses in the Master's Degree Programme Law and Technology

Recent publications

1. Perspectives from intellectual property law

   van Dongen, L. (2023). Perspectives from intellectual property law. In W. Liebregts, W. J. van den Heuvel, & A. van den Born (Eds.), Data science for entrepreneurship: Principles and methods in data engineering, analytics and decision-making (pp. 441-458). (Classroom Companion: Business). Springer.

2. Proportionality and flexibilities in final injunctive relief

   van Dongen, L. (2023). Proportionality and flexibilities in final injunctive relief. In A. Strowel, F. de Visscher, V. Cassiers, & L. Desaunettes-Barbero (Eds.), The unitary patent package & unified patent court: Problems, possible improvements and alternatives (1st ed., pp. 357-387). Ledizioni. https://zenodo.org/record/7875960#.ZFuuaXZBxhF

3. Rethinking exclusivity - A review of artificial intelligence & intell…

   van Dongen, L. (2023). Rethinking exclusivity: A review of artificial intelligence & intellectual property. Manuscript submitted for publication.

4. Proportionality in IP enforcement - A tale of two frameworks

   van Dongen, L. (2022). Proportionality in IP enforcement: A tale of two frameworks. Intellectuele Eigendom en Reclamerecht, 2022(4), 213-221. [IER 2022/27].

5. Website blocking, injunctions and beyond - View on the harmonization …

   Husovec, M., & van Dongen, L. (2017). Website blocking, injunctions and beyond: View on the harmonization from the Netherlands. GRUR International, 2017(7), 580-589. https://ssrn.com/abstract=2967318