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Protecting quantum computing and innovations

Protecting quantum computing and innovations

29 September 2026

Quantum computing adds new complexities for patent and IP systems. — Excel V. Dyquiangco

The patenting of GMOs

The patenting of GMOs

29 September 2026

Different legal approaches shape who can protect, develop and use GMO technologies. — Espie Angelica A. de Leon

When 20 years is just not enough

When 20 years is just not enough

29 September 2026

Where to draw the line between innovation and access to affordable medicines. — Excel V. Dyquiangco

China Strategies Guide 2026

China Strategies Guide 2026

28 September 2026

Navigating China’s IP landscape requires strategic foresight and expert guidance. Asia IP's China Strategies Guide 2026 offers insight on changes to both trademark and patent practice.

Patent infringement or lawful design-around?

Patent infringement or lawful design-around?

28 September 2026

A closer look at how innovation can navigate the boundaries of patent protection. — Espie Angelica A. de Leon

Brand protection upgrades under China’s 2026 trademark law

Brand protection upgrades under China’s 2026 trademark law

25 September 2026

Recent amendments to China’s trademark regime mark a fundamental shift. Brand owners, agencies and legal counsel must proactively adapt. Jun Li

Divisional applications: From a remedy for lack of unity to a strategic patent portfolio tool

Divisional applications: From a remedy for lack of unity to a strategic patent portfolio tool

08 September 2026

Divisional applications may appear to be a technical step of patent prosecution, but their strategic value is much broader. Mingzhao Yang and Liwen Yu

Trends in jurisdiction and sale act determination in patent infringement cases involving foreign entities in China

Trends in jurisdiction and sale act determination in patent infringement cases involving foreign ent...

08 September 2026

China’s IP court has, for the first time, determined whether a foreign company’s export of products to Chinese customers constitutes a “sale within the territory of China”. Chao Zhang

Article 69 of the revised Chinese trademark law: Practical guidance for foreign rights holders addressing trademark squatting in China

Article 69 of the revised Chinese trademark law: Practical guidance for foreign rights holders addre...

08 September 2026

Under Article 69 of the revised Chinese trademark law, parties may now petition CNIPA to issue confirmation that a mark is well-known among the relevant public within China. Robert Chan and Ura Wang

Reviving a dead trademark

Reviving a dead trademark

07 September 2026

Dead trademarks can still carry significant legal and commercial risks. — Excel V. Dyquiangco

IP 101 for bloggers, vloggers, livestreamers and podcasters

IP 101 for bloggers, vloggers, livestreamers and podcasters

07 September 2026

What are the risks, rights and best practices behind successful content creation?

Future-proofing IP professionals

Future-proofing IP professionals

07 September 2026

IP professionals are being challenged to rethink their role beyond traditional legal work. — Excel V. Dyquiangco

Confidentiality clubs revealed

Confidentiality clubs revealed

21 August 2026

How do courts protect sensitive documents in litigation? Some form confidentiality clubs. — Espie Angelica A. de Leon

The ‘look’ is the ‘brand’: Delhi High Court extends trademark protection to visual identity

The ‘look’ is the ‘brand’: Delhi High Court extends trademark protection to visual identity

04 August 2026

The High Court of Delhi has ruled that a digital broadcaster’s logo infringed on a well-known broadcaster’s similar visual identity, but separated the visual device, colour scheme and layout from the choice of name by the upstart broadcaster. – Rahul...

Misleading ads and dark patterns: Evolving jurisprudence in India

Misleading ads and dark patterns: Evolving jurisprudence in India

04 August 2026

India has taken important steps forward in protecting consumers who use its digital economy, from regulating confirm shaming, basket sneaking and drip pricing. Safir Anand and Ritu Bhargava.