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The growing menace of unlicensed and spurious drugs: A brief overview

The growing menace of unlicensed and spurious drugs: A brief overview

31 July 2019

How is India combating the sale of unlicensed drugs?

Singapore: Post-grant Patent Amendments Refused in Hitachi Case

Singapore: Post-grant Patent Amendments Refused in Hitachi Case

31 July 2019

In the landmark case of Warner-Lamber v. Novartis, the Singapore Court of Appeal explored the permissibility of amending method of treatment claims to Swiss-style claims. Suhaimi Bin Lazim and Chiong Song Ning report.

Competition & IP

Competition & IP

31 July 2019

Johnny Chan dissects the intersection between competition and IP laws in India, as well as the adjudication standards of FRAND terms in SEPs.

Beyond the Buzz: 5G in Singapore and Asia

Beyond the Buzz: 5G in Singapore and Asia

31 July 2019

Is Asia lagging behind in rolling out 5G networks?

Humphrey Foote Joins Davies Collison Cave As Principal In Wellington

Humphrey Foote Joins Davies Collison Cave As Principal In Wellington

31 July 2019

Foote specializes in life science patents.

Temasek Rice ready to take on global market after grant of plant varieties protection

Temasek Rice ready to take on global market after grant of plant varieties protection

31 July 2019

The Intellectual Property Office of Singapore has granted Temasek Life Sciences Laboratory plant varieties protection for its new Temasek Rice.

Singapore trade minister urges nation to redouble IP efforts

Singapore trade minister urges nation to redouble IP efforts

27 August 2019

Chan Chung Sing, minister for Trade and Industry of Singapore said that intangible assets including IP will increasingly drive the next wave of global growth. Because of this Singapore should redouble its efforts.

Tackling what’s real about artificial intelligence

Tackling what’s real about artificial intelligence

31 May 2019

As the use of artificial intelligence continues to increase, IP lawyers are finding themselves called upon more frequently to handle AI matters. Espie Angelica A. de Leon explains how one law firm developed an AI Toolkit for its clients and other bus...

Aiming for girl power in India’s patents scene

Aiming for girl power in India’s patents scene

31 May 2019

India comes in strong at 7th position among 20 countries with the largest share of international patent applications involving female inventors in 2017. This is based on data released by the World Intellectual Property Office in April 2019.

Patentability of Computer Related or Implemented Inventions (CRIs or CIIs) in Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines and India

Patentability of Computer Related or Implemented Inventions (CRIs or CIIs) in Singapore, Indonesia,...

30 April 2019

Patent legislation and practice in the patentability assessment of computer related or implemented inventions differ from country to country. “Computer Related Inventions” (CRIs) or “Computer Implemented Inventions” (CIIs) has been given an explicit...

RISING CHINA - China’s strong innovation performance closes in on the US

RISING CHINA - China’s strong innovation performance closes in on the US

30 April 2019

From science and technology hubs across China, remarkable changes are occurring – and the US, long a leader in innovation, is feeling the heat. Espie Angelica A. de Leon reports.

Managing Your Portfolio

Managing Your Portfolio

30 April 2019

Proper portfolio management techniques can also maximize the value of your IP. Lawyers share their top tips with Johnny Chan.

PORTFOLIO & LICENSING IS AS VITAL AS PROFIT & LOSS

PORTFOLIO & LICENSING IS AS VITAL AS PROFIT & LOSS

30 April 2019

Patent experts share their tips on strengthening portfolios and values, dealing with enforcement and licensing issues, and much more. Johnny Chan reports.

Increasing Damages

Increasing Damages

29 March 2019

Guoxu Yang and Ji Liu explain how a patent right holder can increase the amount of damage compensation in Chinese patent infringement litigation.

Trolls

Trolls

29 March 2019

The term “troll” is generally the colloquial moniker reserved for non-practicing entities (NPEs), those entities that file, acquire or use invention patents or utility model patents in bad faith, and it is difficult to say whether the level of (paten...