盧展康律師是陳韻雲律師行的合夥人。盧律師管理客戶的全球及地區性知識產權組合，提供有關大中華地區的知識產權維權和知識產權商業化的專業意見，並確保客戶符合法律監管要求，特別是廣告、營銷和個人資料私隱保護方面。盧律師獲《智識產權管理》(Managing Intellectual Property, MIP) 的《知識產權之星》 (IP STARS) 評為《知產新星》(Rising Star)。

盧律師起初專注於專利和外觀專利的保護。如今，他就知識產權各領域提供專業意見，包括專利、外觀專利、商標、著作權和域名。他為品牌資產的有效保護提供實用可行解決方案。他亦在應對惡意搶註方面擁有豐富經驗，並已為客戶取得多個有利的行政決定和判決，並與搶註人進行協商成功為客戶以合理的價格取回知識產權註冊。他還積極為客戶提供知識產權維權建議， 包括在中國大陸主張不正當競爭和在香港主張普通法的假冒以保護未經註冊的知識產權。

盧律師為客戶提供知識產權資產商業化的各種建議，包括許可、特許經營、品牌合作和資產購買。此外，他確保客戶遵守監管廣告、營銷和個人資料私隱保護的法律框架，並定期就廣告聲明、產品標籤和隱私政策提供法律意見。

盧律師以一級榮譽畢業於香港科技大學生物化學專業，隨後以優異成績完成香港中文大學的法律博士課程和法學專業證書課程。他現為香港執業律師。他精通英語、普通話和粵語。

• Counsel for leading luxury fashion houses on IP portfolio review and strategic filings for expansion to the virtual world (e.g., Metaverse, gaming environment) and protection for digital assets (e.g., NFTs)
• Successfully assisted an international luxury conglomerate in removing bad faith applications filed by a professional squatter in Mainland China with favourable administration decisions and court judgements recognising their bad faith and avoided the need to pay around USD 2 million to reclaim the trademarks
• Cracked down a Chinese squatter syndicate which filed bad faith applications in multiple jurisdictions and engaged in infringing activities for a state-owned national oil and energy company in Dubai, devised investigation strategies to unveil the complex company relationship and prosecution strategies to secure first trademark registration in Greater China
• Successfully obtained well-known status for the house mark of a US-based international health supplement brand in Mainland China
• Lead counsel for a leading international real estate company in concluding a worldwide trademark coexistence agreement with a China-based leading financial technology service company covering Greater China, Europe, the US, Japan, Thailand, Singapore and the Philippines with coexistence terms favouring the client
• Advised a leading French luxury skincare brand in an unfair competition and infringement lawsuit against a French competitor in Mainland China. Successfully resisted the defendant's jurisdictional challenges and persuaded the Court to find that the use of confusingly similar promotional materials constituted unfair competition, ordering the competition to cease the infringing acts, pay money compensation and publish public apology. The judgment was widely reported by the Chinese media
• Advised a world's leading lubricant oil manufacturer in IP licensing and IP asset ownership structure in relation to the incorporation of a joint venture company in Mainland China and developed mechanisms for disposition of IP assets after termination
• Counsel for a Germany-based international cosmetics and medicinal product manufacturer, which specialises in anti-hair loss shampoo products, in reviewing product names, trade descriptions and other advertising claims to ensure compliance with advertising law in Mainland China and advising on protection of their iconic product designs via 3D trademark.