Anthonia is curious and innovative, always looking beyond and thinking ahead. She puts these qualities to work for her clients across the globe when she advises them on their global IP enforcement, brand strategy and online enforcement.

Anthonia advises her clients, many of them owners of famous brands, on all aspects of trademark law and unfair competition. The integrated cross-border and online enforcement of her clients' IP rights is a special focus of her work. Anthonia's client base spans software and online services, consumer electronics and entertainment, as well as beauty care and automotive. She has extensive experience in global brand enforcement strategy and litigation and advises her clients on all steps of the way: From strategic advice on obtaining and protecting trademarks and other intellectual property rights to their enforcement against imitations, scams, misleading and false advertising and other forms of misuse.

Anthonia oversees the global trademark enforcement work for several of her clients, among them Mozilla and trivago. To that end she collaborates with colleagues in many jurisdictions on a daily basis.

Anthonia is keenly curious and constantly explores the legal implications of current market trends and realities such as esports, ad-blocking, the effective protection against online scams. She is strongly engaged in the firm's legal tech initiatives, including Total Brand Care, Collaborate and Engage, and always looks for innovative ways to improve client advice, team work and collaboration.

Anthonia loves writing. She is a member of the Marques "Class 46" team of trademark bloggers and writes for the firm's LimeGreen IP knowledge site and for external legal publications. Anthonia also is an active member of the European Legal Network of the Free Software Foundation in Europe.

Anthonia studied law with a strong international focus. She obtained her Magister Juris degree from the University of Oxford in 2004, where she was also awarded the John Morris Prize in Conflicts of Law.