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NZ firm trade secret theft allegation against client reflects classic tension in IP law

Lawyer weighs in on relationship between confidential information or trade secrets and patents.

Iran enacts new IP law and fee increase

The most significant change brought about by the new law pertains to the official fees which have increased.

Asia IP 2024 Patent Rankings

Unveiling the top Patent firms of 2024 - Discover the standout performers.

2024 Asia IP Awards winners crowned in Manila

2024 India’s Top IP Firms and Practices Revealed

Asia IP’s editorial team reveals India’s top IP firms, practices.

Israel’s IP Experts 2024

In July 2023, Israel’s Knesset passed into law a bill seeking to promote investment in Israel’s high-tech and innovation industry.

Singapore’s IP Experts 2024

When it comes to promoting and protecting intellectual property, there has probably never been a government quite like that of Singapore.

South Korea’s IP Experts 2024

South Korean culture is everywhere these days, from film and television to the now-ubiquitous K-pop music.

Philippines Strategies Guide 2024

Navigating the Philippines' IP landscape requires strategic foresight and expert guidance. Whether you're interested in patent prosecution deferment, trademark infringement defenses, or AI clauses in publishing, Asia IP's Philippines Strategies Guide...

Online enforcement of intellectual property rights in the Philippines: A balancing act

The internet presents a myriad of challenges for IP rights holders, including those in the Philippines. – Arjel P. de Guzman

Enforcing IP rights in the Philippines where IP owners are a preferred class of litigants

While securing IP rights is an initial step, enforcement, coupled with commercializing the IP asset, will complete the spectrum of IP protection. – Susan Villanueva, Patricia Bunye, Divina Gracia Pedron and Rowanie Nakan

The professionalization of trademark and patent agents in the Philippines

Important changes are about to unfold in the trademark and patent scene in the Philippines. — Espie Angelica A. de Leon

A call for a stronger IP code in the Philippines

To bolster the fight against counterfeiting and piracy, the Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHL) is pursuing amendments to the IP code. – Excel V. Dyquiangco

IP Australia implements fee changes effective October 1, 2024

The fee changes will ultimately benefit Australians, Australia’s innovation space and economy

Qatar outstanding annuities for patent applications now payable

Applicants can now either pay annuity fees in their due time or defer them until a decision is made.