Mr. Ho-Hyun Nahm

Ho-Hyun Nahm, as a patent and trademark attorney, has protected the trademarks, designs, and patents of some of the world’s best-known entrepreneurs and international brands and designs – the British Royal Chief Designer’s brand Hardy Amies, Nike, Esprit, Jimmy Choo, Elégance, Lady Gaga, global corporate leaders in a broad range of industries such as multiplayer and game producers and color companies.

Ho-Hyun Nahm has helped other corporate clients in the life science, hospitality, entertainment, automobile, insurance, shared-office, animation industries including Supercell Oy, Pantone LLC, Bayer Pharmaceutical companies, BASF SE, Hotel Fairmont and Mondrian as part of Accor Hotel family, and Hyundai Motor Company on a global scale.

Among the various types of clients, AIA, WEWORK, Pret A Manger, Colgate-Palmolive, Airbus Helicopters, Le Petit Prince of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, and Studio Ghibli have benefited from Ho Hyun Nahm’s expertise in IP services.

Ho-Hyun Nahm takes a special pride in having protected the lyrical and allusive works of the world’s famous Japanese anime director Miyazaki Hayao - Studio Ghibli, My Neighbor Totoro, Princess Mononoke, CHIHIRO - SPIRITED AWAY.

His experience includes prosecution, litigation and negotiating settlement agreements for all types of intellectual property rights including license agreements and dispute resolution in domain names.

Expertise as Arbitrator · Panellist

Ho-Hyun also has extensive experience in domain name disputes resolution. He has rendered over 1,100 decisions on domain name disputes and IP related arbitration cases. He was awarded a certificate of merit - 1,000 Achievements Award by the Commissioner the KISA (Korea Internet Security Agency) for his contributions to the development and promotion of ADR. He served as Chairman of Korea Internet Address Dispute Resolution Committee (KIDRC) , and he is currently very active as a panelist or an arbitrator of the U.S. National Arbitration Forum (NAF), WIPO, the Asian Domain Name Dispute Resolution Committee (ADNDRC), the Czech Arbitration Court (CAC), Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre (HKIAC), the Korean Commercial Arbitration Board (KCAB).