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Complex agreements in intellectual property

Complex agreements in intellectual property

23 October 2026

Complex contracts provide a flexible framework for structuring intellectual property transactions.

India rejects AI as ‘author’ but recognizes the person behind the AI

India rejects AI as ‘author’ but recognizes the person behind the AI

30 September 2026

India takes a middle ground, anticipating computer-generated works but vesting authorship in the person who causes the work to be created.

Securing trademark protection when handling business: disputes with distributors

Securing trademark protection when handling business: disputes with distributors

30 September 2026

Though there are legal tools to combat undesirable third parties’ trademark registrations, they are time consuming and costly, so it is prudent to obtain trademark protection timely instead.

Intellectual property border enforcement and custom recordal mechanisms in Oman

Intellectual property border enforcement and custom recordal mechanisms in Oman

28 September 2026

Oman continues to strengthen its economic framework by reinforcing intellectual property rights protection at its borders.

Indonesia introduces significant regulatory update to trademark registration

Indonesia introduces significant regulatory update to trademark registration

08 September 2026

Update includes procedural refinements, clarifications and structural improvements affecting trademark prosecution, recordals and renewals

Obtaining design protection in Russia

Obtaining design protection in Russia

07 September 2026

The design of a product is considered one of the crucial elements of its attractiveness for consumers, making obtaining protection for the design of utmost importance.

Voice trademarks in the age of AI: Rethinking brand identity and legal protection

Voice trademarks in the age of AI: Rethinking brand identity and legal protection

07 September 2026

Should a distinctive voice be capable of trademark protection?

Expert opinion in arbitration proceedings: Does it always determine the outcome of the case?

Expert opinion in arbitration proceedings: Does it always determine the outcome of the case?

24 August 2026

The role of expert opinions in arbitration proceedings, the grounds on which courts may critically assess expert findings and the principles developed where expert conclusions do not ultimately determine the outcome of the case.

Confusing consumers by sound

Confusing consumers by sound

20 August 2026

A recent opposition case in the Philippines’ Bureau of Legal Affairs says the trademark DZA is confusingly similar with the trademark DCA.

First on paper, second in time: The hidden frustrations of the priority “blind spot”

First on paper, second in time: The hidden frustrations of the priority “blind spot”

14 August 2026

Trademark rights are territorial. One of the rare times these separate territories shake hands is through the historic Paris Convention.

Reframing similarity infringement in Malaysia

Reframing similarity infringement in Malaysia

07 August 2026

A recent decision by the Malaysia High Court marks an important development in Malaysian trademark jurisprudence, particularly in its treatment of similarity infringement.

Trademark protection in the UAE through customs recordal and Amazon Brand Registry

Trademark protection in the UAE through customs recordal and Amazon Brand Registry

01 August 2026

The commercial dynamism of the UAE has transformed the region into a premier focal point for global trade, logistics and digital consumer markets.

How failure to maintain a trademark registration can defeat an opposition

How failure to maintain a trademark registration can defeat an opposition

30 July 2026

It is well settled that the Philippine trademark system follows the first-to-file principle. What is often overlooked is that obtaining a trademark registration is not the culmination of trademark protection, but only the beginning.

Registering trademarks containing hieroglyphic characters in Russia

Registering trademarks containing hieroglyphic characters in Russia

29 July 2026

Trademark applicants from Asia can face challenges registering a trademark containing non-Cyrillic or non-Latin characters.

McDonald’s and the “Mc” prefix: Recent developments in Malaysia trademark law

McDonald’s and the “Mc” prefix: Recent developments in Malaysia trademark law

27 July 2026

Recent developments in Malaysian trademark law have revisited the scope of protection afforded to prefix-based branding.